Strauss, who masterminded back to back Ashes triumphs in 2009 and 2011 before retiring last year, has been stunned by the turmoil gripping the Australia squad ahead of the forthcoming series between the old rivals in England.
Each team in the triangular tournament plays each other twice before the final on July 11 in Trinidad. But India must wait until Sunday for their first game, with the West Indies meeting Sri Lanka in the opener on Friday at Sabina Park.
Pakistan couldn't win a single game in the tournament and worst the team failed to play its full quota of overs in all three completed matches, raising a big question mark over the batting order.
The conference is also expected to see the Anil Kumble-led Chief Executives' Committee (CEC) raising the issue of member countries ignoring the ICC's Future Tours Programme and sacrificing Tests to accommodate more ODIs or T20s.
Amir, regarded as hot property in international cricket for his pace and guile, was banned with team-mates Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif in February 2011 by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Alastair Cook, who said that Sunday's match was his worst day as England captain, is set to feature in the Ashes which start on July 10 with the 1st Test at Nottingham.
England have not won a major ODI title, losing three World Cup finals and the 2004 Champions Trophy final.
