PCB Board of Governors accepted resignation of CEO Wasim Khan

 

PCB Board of Governors accepted resignation of CEO Wasim Khan

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The general manager of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Wasim Khan, resigned, which was accepted by the board of governors.

The Pakistan Cricket Board confirmed in a statement that Wasim Khan had resigned as CEO.

The Pakistan Cricket Board later accepted his resignation.

According to a statement issued by the PCB, the Governing Council of the Pakistan Cricket Board met today by videoconference during which they unanimously accepted the resignation of CEO Wasim Khan.

Wasim Khan joined the PCB on February 1, 2019 for a three-year contract.

After the meeting, PCB President Rameez Raja said Wasim Khan had provided excellent leadership to the PCB, especially after code 19 emerged, when very little information was available and a lot was needed. correct was necessary but difficult. Over time, cricket was unaffected and the game was played nationally and internationally.

He said that the PCB was grateful to Wasim Khan for his good leadership and wished him the best for the future.

Former Managing Director Wasim Khan said it was an honor and pride to serve the Pakistan Cricket Board, reviving test cricket by playing tryouts with Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi and Karachi and in Pakistan Super for the past two years. I am very satisfied with the repatriation of the league.

"When I arrived in 2019, it was necessary to restore and enhance the worldwide reputation of PCB and Pakistani cricket. I managed to earn this position of respect which I hope will increase the reception of international cricket in Pakistan in the future."

“I thank all my business partners and PCB enthusiasts for working with me. I am grateful to my staff as well as the Pakistani men's and women's teams and the cricket fans, ”said Wasim Khan.

The former CEO wished the new PCB chairman Rameez Raja all the best and hoped that under his leadership Pakistani cricket would prosper in the coming days.

Recall that a few weeks before the T20 World Cup, the head coach of the national cricket team Misbah-ul-Haq and bowling coach Waqar Younis had also resigned.

Misbah-ul-Haq had given the reasons for his resignation from BioSecure Bubbles, while Waqar Younis said that after learning of Misbah's plans, it was an easy and straightforward decision for him.

The two former players were named in September 2019 and have one year left on their contracts.

It should be noted that Wasim Khan's contract with PCB was due to expire in February next year.

A few weeks ago it was revealed that Rameez Raja, the newly elected chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, is likely to appoint a cricket director to carry out his cricket plans rather than relying on officials appointed by former President Ehsan. Peanut. ??

It has also been revealed that after Wasim Khan's term expires, Rameez Raja will not appoint a new CEO, but will also prefer to take advantage of these powers and gave them to Wasim Khan until February 2022 on behalf of Ehsan Mani. How to control the missing options.

In early March this year, it was reported that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had suspended the application of general manager Wasim Khan, who wanted a one-year extension of his position, until the head of the council, the first Minister Imran Khan, a former PC. B President Ehsan Mani is not deciding his future whether or not his three-year term will be extended in September this year.

The PCB was supposed to decide on its extension in February 2021, but that did not happen.

Wasim Khan, an MBA from Warwick Business School, is a former professional cricketer. He played county cricket in England from 1995 to 2001, during which time he represented Warwickshire, Sussex and Derbyshire.

He has also played cricket in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa and scored 2,835 points during his first-class career of 58 games, including five centuries and seventeen and a half centuries, his highest individual score being 181.

Source: suchtv