On Thursday, the ICC Board approved Tavengwa Mukuhlani as its new deputy chairperson, replacing Singapore’s Imran Khwaja.
Mukuhlani, already the chair of Zimbabwe Cricket, sits on the ICC Finance and Commercial Affairs Committee, the Nominations Committee, and leads the HR and Remuneration Committee.
"Tavengwa brings invaluable experience and a deep commitment to developing cricket worldwide," said ICC Chairman Jay Shah.
Mukuhlani, in turn, said he looks forward to working closely with Shah to expand opportunities for members and reach new markets, especially as cricket returns to the Olympic Games.
With Zimbabwe set to co‑host the 2027 World Cup alongside South Africa and Namibia, Mukuhlani’s appointment signals a new era for African cricket governance and a push to grow the game across the continent.