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'ICC studying options on New Zealand's decision'

London Feb. 1. In a conciliatory stand on New Zealand's decision not to play their World Cup match in Kenya, the International Cricket Council has said it was looking at various options, including the ``rescheduling'' of the game. ``I will be talking to New Zealand Cricket Chief Executive, Martin Snedden, as soon as possible to confirm the appropriate ICC disputes resolution process to be used in this instance,'' the ICC Chief Executive, Malcolm Speed, said. — PTI

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