Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Mohsin Naqvi has announced that a six-member advisory board will be set up shortly. The board will be led by former Pakistan cricketer Waqar Younis. The PCB chief stated that this was a part of the board’s efforts to revamp the game and vowed to end the prevailing culture of personal likes and dislikes.
Waqar Younis to lead 6-member advisory board for Pakistan
Earlier, reports stated at Waqar Younis was all set to join the side as an advisor in August. The formation of this new board is a part of the PCB’s efforts to reform cricket as they are dealing with multiple issues including failures in World Cups, disciplinary issues and allegations of favouritism in selection.
“I am bringing in former stars to vet and improve the cricket system and end this culture of personal likes and dislikes,” PCB chief Moshin Naqvi said on Monday.
Pakistan cricket & revamp – match made in heaven
The shakeup in PCB continues after Pakistan’s poor performance in the recently concluded ICC T20 World Cup. Previously, both Wahab Riaz and Abdul Razzaq were removed from their posts as selectors after numerous controversies arose regarding the team selection.
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