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Venkat, Jayaprakash to stand at World Cup
December 12, 2002 17:03 IST
India's S Venkataraghavan and A V Jayaprakash are among 25 umpires selected to officiate in the cricket World Cup in South Africa next year. The International Cricket Council also named six referees on Wednesday to take charge at matches during the February 9 - March 24, 2003 event. The ICC said their elite panel of eight umpires and five referees would be on duty throughout the tournament and would be supported by 11 members of the ICC's international panel of umpires plus referee Denis Lindsay. The ICC said each umpire had international one-day and, in some cases, Test-match experience and had undergone performance assessment. "With more than 50 games to be played during the World Cup there will be a heavy workload for all match officials," ICC general manager David Richardson said in a statement. "The International Panel was created for occasions such as this, to supplement and support the eight full-time members of the Elite Panel. The ICC has also appointed two umpires from the United Cricket Board of South Africa first class list, Ian Howell and Shahid Wadvalla as well as officials from participating Associate Member nations: Michael Henry (Canada), Chris Pickett, (Netherlands), Rockie D'Mello (Kenya) and Jeff Luck (Namibia). International Panel umpires will be appointed to on-field and third official duties, while the UCBSA and Associate umpires will act as fourth officials for the group stage of the cup. Steve Bucknor (West Indies), Daryl Harper (Australia), Rudi Koertzen (South Africa), Dave Orchard (South Africa), David Shepherd (England), Asoka de Silva (Sri Lanka), Russell Tiffin (Zimbabwe) and Srinivas Venkataraghavan (India). Clive Lloyd (West Indies), Ranjan Madugalle (Sri Lanka), Mike Procter (South Africa), Wasim Raja (Pakistan), Gundappa Viswanath (India), Denis Lindsay (South Africa). ICC International Panel Umpires: Darrell Hair (Australia), Simon Taufel(Australia), Arani Jayaprakash (India), Neil Mallender (England), Peter Willey (England), Brent Bowden (New Zealand), Aleem Dar (Pakistan), Nadeem Ghouri (Pakistan), Brian Jerling (South Africa), T.H. Wijewardena (Sri Lanka), Kevan Barbour (Zimbabwe).
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