Tim May

Still, if anyone could be said to be so, it was James Sutherland, who has stepped aside after 17 years at the head of Cricket Australia that have not been without their share of tumult

Tim May, an architect of the first collective agreement between Cricket Australia and the players, has challenged the board to provide better justification for ending the fixed revenue percentage model

Tim May has been reappointed to the ICC's Cricket Committee, almost three years after he was squeezed off it

Australia are a side who refuse to accept the logic of defeat. They sculpt classic Tests out of cussedness; and if they lose the majority, at least they got so close

FICA claims it has evidence of captains being pressured by their boards to change their votes during the vote for player representatives on the ICC cricket committee

Stephen Brenkley of The Independent caught up with the former head of FICA Tim May who predicted a grim future for Cricket if a majority of the game's finances are consolidated in one country

Tim May's resignation means parochialism and self-interest can now flourish in the ICC old boys' club without any impediment

May's greatest achievement in his decade at FICA was to oblige administrators to take some of the players' concerns seriously

Tim May has stepped down as chief executive of the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA) barely a month after he controversially lost his position on the ICC cricket committee to Laxman Sivaramakrishnan

Tim May's removal from the ICC's cricket committee following allegations of pressure by the BCCI should be the subject of an ethics committee enquiry, according to FICA

Tim May's removal from the ICC cricket committee maintains the eclipse of the outspoken at the governance table

The elections to the ICC cricket committee are evidence cricket is a decadarchy, not a democracy. Tim May has paid the price for taking on the establishment

Unpaid fees and broken promises could lead to a players' boycott of the Bangladesh Premier League, Tim May has warned

FICA has said it will deter players from taking part in the 2013 SLPL, unless tournament organisers honour the bank guarantees clause in player contracts

The IPL's refusal to recognise player representatives has reduced the Federation of International Cricketers' Association to an advisory role in the current payment dispute between Royal Challengers Bangalore and some of its top players, FICA chief execut

The ICC and FICA will be participating in efforts aimed at ending the stand-off between the West Indies Cricket Board and the West Indies Players' Association

Legal proceedings have been initiated by FICA against the BCB and the franchise involved in the BPL for failure to pay the players

The international players' association chief, Tim May, talks about the phenomenon of the freelance cricketer, and the need for India and Pakistan to have player reps

Tim May has criticised the ICC's recommendation that it could amend rules by not sending its match officials to countries with security concerns while allowing a series in that country to continue