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NZC Chairman Chris Moller to resign in September
New Zealand Cricket (NZC) Chairman Chris Moller has announced that he will quit from his post in September 2013.
Published: Jul 12, 2013, 05:15 PM (IST)
Edited: Jul 12, 2013, 05:15 PM (IST)
Chris Moller had previously served as the Chief Executive of New Zealand Rugby Union © Getty Images
Mumbai: Jul 12, 2013
New Zealand Cricket (NZC) Chairman Chris Moller has announced that he will quit from his post in September 2013.
Moller, a former New Zealand rugby Union chief executive told stuff.co.nz, “I have been chairman of New Zealand Cricket for three years and a director for five years, the same duration that I chose to be involved in New Zealand rugby and being chairman is a hugely time-consuming role.”
He further added, “I also think it is in the best interests of cricket in New Zealand for a new chairman to be inducted into the International Cricket Council (ICC) during the tenure of Alan Isaac as president so as to best-facilitate the new chair’s entry to the council.”
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Moller’s role came under extreme scrutiny when New Zealand coach Mike Hesson asked for the resignation of Ross Taylor from captaincy in December 2012