FICA

FICA's Role

The Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA) was established in 1998 to coordinate the activities of all national players' associations. These protect the interests of professional cricketers throughout the world.

FICA aims to bring together all of the world's cricketers, regardless of nationality, religion, political persuasion or race under an international body which focuses on matters that directly or indirectly affect players. FICA members total 70% of the full member countries. However, ts representations and benefits are extended to all players, whether from FICA countries or not.

FICA's member associations are:

• Australian Cricketers Association

• Professional Cricketers Association (England)

• New Zealand Cricket Players Association

• South African Cricketers Association

• Sri Lankan Cricketers Association

• West Indies Players Association

• Cricketers Welfare Association of Bangladesh

FICA's Objectives

• To present the collective voice of international cricketers and their interests to the game's controlling body, the ICC or other related parties (IPL etc.)

• To promote and protect the interests of all and any of its Members.

• To improve the economic or social conditions of past and present cricketers.

• To assist in the eradication of corruption from all levels of cricket.

• To uphold the core values of the game.

• To assist in dispute resolution between members and its constituents.

Governance

FICA's policy and direction is determined by its Board, which includes the FICA President, FICA CEO and one representative of each of its member associations. The Board's members are:

• President - Jimmy Adams

• CEO - Tim May

• Secretary - Tony Irish (South Africa)

• Treasurer - Paul Marsh (Australia)

• Angus Porter (England)

• Heath Mills ( New Zealand)

• Dinanath Ramnarine ( West Indies)

• Ken De Alwis ( Sri Lanka)

• Debrabrata Paul ( Bangladesh)

President: Jimmy Adams
Chief Executive: Tim May
FICA,
1511 Rockcliff Road
Austin, Texas, USA
78746

Phone : 00 1 512 9449 139
Email : tbamay@gmail.com

Visit the FICA website

Click here for the member player associations of FICA.