article_snippet: Mustafa Kamal put Mustafa Kamal at the centre of a row over umpiring decisions which went the way of India in their World Cup quarter-final victory over Bangladesh on Thursday.
article_snippet: Kamal is largely ceremonial since cricket's world governing body updated cricket's world governing body constitution a year ago.
article_snippet: Kamal has nonetheless threatened to resign over the decisions taken by umpires Aleem Dar and Ian Gould in the match which finished in a 109-run win for India.
article_snippet: Kamal implied the result was a foregone conclusion, and that world cricket is being run for the benefit of world cricket superpower India. '
article_snippet: It looked like they took the field after it [the outcome] was pre-arranged,' Kamal said. '
article_snippet: ICC chief executive David Richardson has responded with an emphatic dismissal of Kamal's insinuations.
article_snippet: ICC chief executive David Richardson said: 'ICC has noted Kamal comments, which are very unfortunate but made in Kamal personal capacity.
article_snippet: Kamal (right) threatened to resign from ICC over what Kamal saw as unfair umpiring .
highlights_snippet: Mustafa Kamal has threatened to resign after Bangladesh lost to India .
  