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Lloyd aspires to be WICB president

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Clive Lloyd has set his sights on becoming the new president of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB).
Lloyd, a former captain and manager of the West Indies team, believes he is the man to reverse their decline.
The 60-year-old must first, however, be nominated by one of the Caribbean's regional cricket bodies.
"My vast experience as player, captain, manager and ICC referee at the highest level renders me uniquely qualified for this post," he commented.
A new board president will be elected next month following Teddy Griffith's decision to step down.
As well as trying to raise the standard of the game at all levels in the Caribbean, the successful candidate will also have the task of overseeing preparations for the 2007 World Cup.
A statement issued on his behalf said Griffith, who was elected in September 2003, would not be able to "commit the energy and resources required to fulfil the role" because of personal and family considerations.
B'DESH V ENG SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the opening one-day international of the triangular NatWest Series between Bangladesh and England at The Oval in London on Thursday:
BANGLADESH: 190 all out in 45.2 overs (Aftab 51, Rafique 30, Mortuza 29 not out, Iqbal 19, Bashar 19, Javed 13; Harmison 4-39, Lewis 3-32, Gough 2-33)
ENGLAND
Trescothick not out 100
Strauss not out 82
Extras: (lb-5, w-1, nb-4) 10
Total: (Without loss in 24.5 overs) 192
Did not bat: Vaughan, Collingwood, Flintoff, Pietersen, Jones, Solanki, Lewis, Gough, Harmison
Bowler O M R W
Mortuza 6 1 33 0
Nazmul 7 0 61 0
Mahmud 3 0 39 0
Rafique 6 0 40 0
Aftab 2.5 0 14 0
Result: England won by 10 wickets. Man-of-the-match: Marcus
Trescothick.
Toss: England.
Umpires: Mark Benson (England) and Aleem Dar (Pakistan).