Running Cricket is nt a business who told you that? The ICC’s official Mission Statement is to strengthen, grow, and protect the game with a core vision of having "more nations enjoying cricket." They often cite Sporting Integrity and fairness as the pillars of their global events. However, there is a clear disconnect when you look at how the financial Model is actually applied. The argument that tournaments must be held in high revenue markets to be successful is proven false by nations like South Africa.Since South Africa hosted the 2007 T20 World Cup, India has been awarded 6 major ICC trophies including upcoming ones In that same period, SA a top tier cricketing nation has been skipped over for nearly two decades for senior men's events. If fairness only applies when it’s financially convenient, the ICC ceases to be a global governing body and becomes a commercial rights manager for its wealthiest members. The ICC recently stated that members must act in the interest of the gobal cricket ecosystem However a healthy ecosystem requires decentralization.True integrity means returning to a model where hosting is a right of membership and not a prize for the highest bidder