The International Cricket Council (ICC) has suspended Cricket Canada from its membership effective immediately due to serious governance breaches. This decision was made during the ICC Board meetings held in Ahmedabad. Despite the suspension, Canadian national teams will remain eligible to participate in ICC events, and Cricket Canada will have access to ICC funding for approved national team programmes under strict oversight. The ICC Board aims to strengthen governance and support women's cricket, alongside other initiatives to enhance global competition structures. Notable decisions include the trial of pink balls in Test matches, updates to playing conditions, and the establishment of a Global Qualifier for ICC Men's T20 World Cups. The ICC will also pilot the Women's Emerging Nations Trophy in 2026, featuring five Full Members and five Associate Members. Additionally, the ICC Women's Champions Trophy 2027 has been rescheduled to February 14-28, 2027. ICC Chairman Jay Shah emphasized the organization's commitment to governance and the growth of cricket globally.