Cricket World Cup: Seven fixes ICC must make before 2023 tournament in India

The International Cricket Council has been criticised over several issues that have dogged the 2019 edition

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The International Cricket Council has a handful of issues to tackle if it is to hold a controversy-free and unblemished World Cup in four years' time.

The 2023 Cricket World Cup will be held entirely in India from February 9 to March 26, and after examining the pitfalls that took some of the sheen away from the 2019 edition in England and Wales, it seems obvious the sport's governing body needs to usher in reforms.

We highlight seven problems that the ICC needs to look into urgently.

To find out what they are, browse through the photo gallery above.