Former Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq is expected to play a big part in the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) new setup. Various news outlets in Pakistan have reported that Razzaq will be a part of the selection committee. The committee is led by former pace bowler Wahab Riaz. Razzaq has been asked to assume this crucial role after Riaz initiated the discussion.
Razzaq has consented to provide his knowledge and experience to the selection committee following a meeting with PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi. This action is indicative of his dedication to the progress of cricket in Pakistan.
Razzaq also interacted with chief operating officer Salman Naseer. The 44-year-old has demonstrated his willingness to assume leadership roles within the committee. Razzaq is anticipated to be pivotal in coaching and developing Pakistan’s young cricket players in addition to selecting players.
After an exceptional playing career that included 46 Tests, 265 ODIs, and 32 T20Is, Razzaq is qualified to provide priceless insights. Over his career, he has amassed over 7,400 runs in various formats and claimed 389 wickets.
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Razzaq’s incorporation into the PCB’s structure is a noteworthy achievement that demonstrates the board’s commitment to using former players’ expertise to improve Pakistani cricket.
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