Match Officials



The Emirates Elite Panel of ICC Umpires and Referees comprises the top umpires in the world. To ensure the highest possible standards and guarantee impartial adjudication, two umpires from the Emirates Elite Panel stand in almost all Test matches around the world, while one member stands with a home umpire from the Emirates International Panel of ICC Umpires for One-Day International matches.

On average, each member of the Emirates Elite Panel annually stands in 8-10 Test matches and 10-15 ODIs, plus any ICC World events in that year - a potential on-field workload of 75 days plus travel and preparation time, per year. The composition of the Panel is reviewed every year and announced on April 1. These selected officials are contracted to work for the ICC on a full-time basis in a programme shared with their Home Boards.

The ICC supports the ongoing development of all international officials through the appointment of Regional Umpiring Performance Managers, by bringing them together for training on an annual basis, by employing a full-time digital video specialist to help review decisions, and by conducting regular reviews in Dubai as they pass through on assignment.

The Emirates Elite Panel was first introduced in April 2002. The current panel of Umpires and Referees is:

Emirates Elite Panel of ICC Umpires 2011-12

UmpireCountry
Billy BowdenNew Zealand
Aleem DarPakistan
Steve DavisAustralia
Kumar DharmasenaSri Lanka
Billy DoctroveWest Indies (Dominica)
Marais ErasmusSouth Africa
Ian GouldEngland
Tony HillNew Zealand
Richard KettleboroughEngland
Asad RaufPakistan
Simon TaufelAustralia
Rodney TuckerAustralia


Emirates Elite Panel of ICC Referees 2011-12
UmpireCountry
Chris BroadEngland
David BoonAustralia
Jeff CroweNew Zealand
Ranjan MadugalleSri Lanka
Roshan MahanamaSri Lanka
Andy PycroftZimbabwe
Javagal SrinathIndia

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