NAIROBI: Cricket Kenya yesterday unanimously elected Zehra Janmohammed as its new chairwoman, the first ever woman to head a national cricket board.
Janmohammed, a Nairobi-based lawyer, was elected unopposed to replace the incumbent Samir Inamda.
“I take this opportunity to thank the cricket fraternity for placing their trust for leadership under me,” Janmohammed said.
“I would like to make a covenant of uniting everyone for the benefit of the sport and my only agenda will be to grow the sport and achieve measurable results.”
She takes over at a time when the national cricket board is implementing a comprehensive review process following the country’s worst-ever performance at the 2011 World Cup that was held in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. AFP
