Current President of International Cricket Council is:
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- N. Srinivasan
- Alan Isaac
- Suresh Kalmadi
- Nasim Ashraf
The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
Step 2: Tenure. In 2012, New Zealand's Alan Isaac took over as the President of ICC, succeeding Sharad Pawar of India.
Step 3: Eliminate wrong options. - N. Srinivasan → served as ICC Chairman later (2014).
- Suresh Kalmadi → was related to Indian Olympic Association, not ICC.
- Nasim Ashraf → was Chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board.
Step 4: Conclude. The correct answer is Alan Isaac. \[ \boxed{\text{Alan Isaac}} \]
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