On Wednesday, ICC chairman Shashank Manohar resigned from his post due to personal reasons, ending his eight-month term in office.
And while Manohar’s reign was short-lived, he made waves in the job.
Acting as the first independent ICC chairman, Manohar set about diminishing the power of cricket’s ‘Big Three’ during his time at the helm of cricket’s governing body.
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November 2015: Manohar becomes BCCI President and ICC Chairman.
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May 2016: Manohar resigns as BCCI President.
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May 2016: Manohar is elected as first independent ICC Chairman two days later.
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June 2016: Manohar strenghtens plans to diminish power of the 'Big Three'.
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September 2016: Anurag Thakur compares Manohar leaving BCCI to a captain leaving a sinking ship.
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September 2016: Demerit points introduced and DRS playing conditions changed.
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February 2017: ICC passes in principle a new constitution.
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March 2017: Manohar resigns.
