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List of International Cricket Council (ICC) Presidents|Chairmen 2020

The International Cricket Council is the international governing body of cricket. The post of ICC President was an honorary position since changes pushed through to the ICC constitution in 2014. 
The position of the president of ICC was abolished in 2016 and the position of ICC Chairman was created. 
Now Chairman and CEO are head of the ICC. The present chairman of ICC is Shashank Manohar while Manu Sawhney is the CEO of the ICC.
The List of Former President and Chairman of the ICC;
President
Nationality
Term
1.Colin Cowdrey
England
1989–1993
2.Clyde Walcott
West Indies
1993–1997
3.Jagmohan Dalmiya
India
1997–2000
4.Malcolm Gray
Australia
2000–2003
5.Ehsan Mani
Pakistan
2003–2006
6.Percy Sonn
South Africa
2006–2007
7.Ray Mali
South Africa
2007–2008
8.David Morgan
England
2008–2010
9.Sharad Pawar
India
2010–2012
10.Alan Isaac
New Zealand
2012–2014
11.Mustafa Kamal
Bangladesh
2014– 2015
12.Zaheer Abbas
Pakistan
2015 - 2016
                                                                                    Chairmen of ICC
1. Narayanaswami Srinivasan
India
26 June 2014 to 22 November 2015
2. Shashank Manohar
India
May 2016, Incumbent
3. TBD
TBD
TBD

Shashank Manohar was elected as ICC’s first independent Chairman in May 2016. He was re-elected for his second two-year term in 2018. His second term is supposed to end in May 2020 But he doesn't want to continue for the third term.
Shashank Manohar said;
"I have been the chairman for nearly five years. I am very clear, I do not want to continue from June 2020. My successor will be known in May 2020."
So Current BCCI president Mr. Sourav Ganguly is in the race of the ICC’s independent Chairman.
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