The International Cricket Council (ICC) agreed to accept non-testing countries in 1964. The ICC was renamed the International Cricket Conference the following year. The Associate membership is a new category of membership. International Cricket Council (ICC) The Worldwide Cricket Council (ICC) is the sport's international governing organization. The Imperial Cricket Conference was created in 1909 by members from England, Australia, and South Africa, and it was renamed the International Cricket Conference in 1965 before adopting its current name in 1989. A month later, under Lord Harris' presidency, a second gathering launched the Imperial Cricket Conference by agreeing on regulations to govern Test cricket between the three nations. In 1912, the Triangular Tournament was held in England. The Worldwide Cricket Council (ICC) is the sport's international governing organization. The Imperial Cricket Conference was created in 1909 by members from England, Australia, and South Africa, and it was renamed the International Cricket Conference in 1965 before adopting its current name in 1989. The International Cricket Council (ICC) agreed to accept non-testing countries in 1964. The ICC was renamed the International Cricket Conference the following year. The Associate membership is a new category of membership.