"ICC Considers In-Game Penalties for Tests in Next WTC Cycle, BCCI Secures Revenue Share Increase, FIFA Commits to Minimum $30,000 Payment for Women's World Cup Players"
The ICC's AGM concluded with key decisions including a new revenue distribution model, pay parity at all men's and women's ICC events, and a regulation capping overseas players in new T20 leagues at four. The ICC chair and CEO emphasized the importance of gender pay parity and discussed potential in-game penalties for slow over-rates in Test cricket. They also expressed commitment to bilateral ODIs and creating greater context in the cricket calendar. The timeline for implementing the cap on overseas players will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The ICC is working to support the restart of women's cricket in Afghanistan despite the challenging situation in the country.