David Boon Transitions from ICC Role to Cricket Australia Board

David Boon, currently an ICC match referee, will join Cricket Australia's board after the Champions Trophy. The 64-year-old ex-batter and chairperson of the Cricket Tasmania board will replace Paul Green. Boon's experience will aid CA's adaptation to cricket's evolving dynamics.

Former Australian cricketer David Boon is set to transition to a new role on the Cricket Australia (CA) board following the conclusion of the ongoing Champions Trophy. The news marks a significant shift from his current position as an ICC match referee.

At 64, Boon has been a prominent figure in cricket administration, currently serving as the chairperson of Cricket Tasmania. He replaces Paul Green as CA's representative from March 28. Former CA chair Mike Baird expressed enthusiasm over Boon's upcoming role, praising him for bringing invaluable experience as both a player and cricket administrator.

With extensive firsthand knowledge from his role as an ICC match referee since 2011, and a remarkable career spanning 107 Tests and 181 ODIs, Boon is expected to play a pivotal role in navigating the complexities of modern cricket's evolving landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)