PCB Reorganises Selection Panel, Does Away With Chairman's Post

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reorganized its selection committee by doing away with the chairman's post and giving powers to the selectors to pick the captain and head coach of the national team.

PCB New Chairman Syed Mohsin Raza Naqvi (Credit:RealPCB Twitter))

Lahore, Mar 24:  The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reorganized its selection committee by doing away with the chairman's post and giving powers to the selectors to pick the captain and head coach of the national team. PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi made the announcement in Lahore on Sunday in the presence of four members of the selection committee -- Mohammad Yousuf, Abdul Razzaq, Asad Shafiq and Wahab Riaz. PCB Restores Haris Rauf's Central Contract After Fast Bowler 'Admits Mistake' in Written Apology.

"The new selection committee will have seven members now including the team captain, head coach and a data analyst," Naqvi said. He made it clear that the selection committee will have no chairman and all decisions will be made by majority votes or consensus.

"We took all pros and cons into consideration before finalizing the selection committee and I am saying this now the board chairman will now have no role in the team selection," he added. The new selection committee was announced just hours after the old committee was dissolved. Naqvi made it clear that the selectors would now decide what is best for the team and Pakistan cricket and handle all technical matters. Imad Wasim Takes Back International Retirement Following a Fine Performance in PSL 2024, Available for Selection in Pakistan Team.

"The selectors are all professionals and will decide on the captain and also be part of the process to pick the new coaching team," he added. While Yousuf, Razzaq and Wahab (ex chief selector) have been national selectors before, this is the first time that Test batter Asad Shafiq has been given this task. He also said the new selection committee will shortly announce the names of the players to attend a two-week training camp at the Kakul army centre.

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