Established in 1998 as the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA), in 2024 FICA changed its name to World Cricketers’ Association (WCA).^[1]

The World Cricketers' Association

The World Cricketers' Associations (WCA) is the global players body in cricket. WCA collectively represents the players across the majority of top cricket playing countries at global level through their domestic players’ associations, and with over 600 international players participating in its global commercial program.

WCA is a democratic player-driven organisation that brings together the world's ‘organised’ professional cricketers under an international body which focuses on matters that affect the players collectively, and the global game.

Country	Association
Australia	Australian Cricketers' Association (ACA)
Bangladesh	Cricketers Welfare Association of Bangladesh (CWAB)
England and Wales	Professional Cricketers' Association (PCA)
Ireland	Irish Cricketers' Association (ICA)
The Netherlands	Dutch Cricketers' Association (DCA)
New Zealand	New Zealand Cricket Players Association (NZCPA)
Scotland	Scottish Cricketers' Association (SCA)
South Africa	South African Cricketers' Association (SACA)
United States	United States Cricketers' Association (USCA)
West Indies	West Indies Players' Association (WIPA)
Afghanistan	Afghanistan Players - Direct
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe Players - Direct
Canada	Canada Players - Direct
Namibia	Namibia Players - Direct
Uganda	Uganda Players - Direct

Name	Nationality
President
Lisa Sthalekar	Australia
Chairman
Heath Mills	New Zealand
Chief Executive
Tom Moffat	Australia
Board
Andrew Breetzke	South Africa
Wavell Hinds	West Indies
Heath Mills	New Zealand
Debabrata Paul	Bangladesh
Todd Greenberg	Australia
Rob Lynch	England
Kenny Godsman	Scotland
Cecelia Joyce	Ireland
Paul van Meekeren	Netherlands
Sana Mir	Pakistan
Tony Irish	South Africa
Corey Anderson	USA

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