The board of the International Cricket Council (ICC) has finally passed a “controversial” three-pronged proposal. As a result, the power of formation and operation of the organization will be in the hands of India, England and Australia. The package resolution was passed at a meeting held in Singapore.

In a press release issued by the ICC on Saturday Informed Yes, at the meeting of the organization in Singapore, out of 10 permanent countries, a total of eight countries, including Bangladesh, voted in favor of the ‘Big Three’ proposal brought by India, Australia and England. The Sri Lanka and Pakistan boards abstained.

Under it, a five-member executive council will be formed with seats reserved for India, England and Australia.

In the middle of this year, Indian Cricket Board President N Srinivasan will take over as the most powerful chairman of the ICC Board.

It has been hotly debated since the Indian board, along with Australia and England, tabled a draft proposal to change the governing body of the world cricket governing body, the ICC. Bangladesh backed the draft proposal after it withdrew from the two-tier test format.

Most of the ICC’s revenue will go to these three countries. However, there is also a ‘Test Cricket Fund’ for the other seven permanent member Test playing nations.

Opportunity to play Tests is also coming in front of the ICC’s partner countries. The winners of the ICC Intercontinental Cup, with ten Test players playing outside the country, will have a chance to play in the play-offs against the team at the bottom of the Test rankings. Winning this play-off match will give the new country Test status.

The proposed World Test Championship is no more. It will be replaced by the Champions Trophy in 2016 and 2021, which will be open to every ICC member again. In the last two Champions Trophies, the first six countries in the ICC ODI rankings got a chance to play.

By 2023, every Test player will be assured of a sufficient number of home games in the country In the ICC press release Informed.