• Clarke, who took the post in 2007, will hold it until 2015
• Lalit Modi, former IPL commissioner, declared bankrupt

Giles Clarke will become the longest-serving chairman in the brief history of the England and Wales Cricket Board after he was re-elected unopposed for his third term.

Clarke, who narrowly beat Surrey's Mike Soper when he first took the post in 2007, will now hold the post until 2015, whereas each of his predecessors, Lord MacLaurin and David Morgan, served for five years after the ECB replaced the old Test and County Cricket Board in 1997.