Karachi: The former captain of Ramiz Raja will be the new Chairman of the Pakistani Cricket Board (PCB) as Veteran Administrator Ehsan Mani dropped from the post after completing his three-year tenure.
Both the mani and the king have met Prime Minister Imran Khan, who is also the former captain of the World Cup and Patron-In-Chiop winners, for a smooth surrender.
A PCB official confirmed that Mani was no longer the chairman of the Board when his tenure ended on August 25.
“We cannot provide further comments on this issue because the notification for the election of the new leader will be issued by the Prime Minister.
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However, according to the report that emerged from the Pakistani media, PM Khan would appoint two new Board of Governors and one of them would become the new PCB head.
This is a matter of formality before the king, which has also become a PCB CEO in the past, taking over.
The mani confirmed to the Geo news channel that he had dropped to continue as chairman of the council.
Raja, a member of the 1992 Cup 1992 team who won the Pakistani team under Khan’s leadership, has played 57 tests and 198 ODIS from where he scored a total of 8674 international runs with 53 years and 11 hundreds of 11 years.
“The aim is to reset the Pakistani Cricket GPS and will pursue excellence,” said the king as quoted by the CricBuzz website, who reported that he had received the offer.