The International Cricket Council (ICC) is all set to appoint its first woman Anti-Corruption manager. Interestingly, she will be from India. "The identity of the woman will be announced once her contract is signed. She will take up the assignment very soon," revealed ICC's Alex Marshall (General manager, Anti-Corruption).

The Indian woman will replace Dharamveer Singh Yadav, who resigned from the post. She will join the present set-up comprising Bir Singh Yadav (India), Arrie De Beer (South Africa), John Rhodes (Australia), Peter O'Shea and Rick Reynolds (both England).