The Pakistan Cricket Board Gets New Chairman
Pakistan Cricket Board gets new chairman. Constant changes are being seen inside the Pakistan Cricket Board. No one is staying on any management chair for long. Its impact on the Pakistan cricket team is clearly visible.
The Pakistan Cricket Board Has Got A New Chairman:-
In this context, recently Pakistan Cricket Board Management Chairman Zaka Ashraf resigned. After this, the Pakistan Cricket Board has a new chairman. The name of the new PCB chairman is Mohsin Naqvi. After his appointment, RIP Pakistan started trending on social media.
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PCB’s newly appointed Chairman Mohsin Naqvi is currently the Caretaker Chief Minister of Punjab province from January 2023. Provincial Assembly of Punjab opposition leader Hamza Shahbaz has given the names of two nominees.
He Owns Six TV Channels And A Newspaper Company:-
One of these names was Mohsin. Mohsin Naqvi is a politician as well as the owner of a media group in Pakistan. He owns six TV channels and a newspaper company.
Mohsin Naqvi has been appointed as the new chairman of PCB on 22 January. He has confirmed this. He accepted this while talking to reporters in Pakistan.
Hafeez’s Contract Can Also Be Terminated:-
45-year-old Naqvi said that he will try to fix the ongoing controversies in Pakistan cricket. It is necessary to make some reforms in cricket.
The contract of the Pakistan team’s current Director of Cricket and Head Coach Mohammad Hafeez can also be terminated.
Hafeez was making the director and coach of the team after the World Cup. Information is coming regarding this that everything is not right with the Pakistan team. The players are not happy with Hafeez.
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Fans on social media were unhappy with the appointment of Mohsin Naqvi. After this, many people even said that things would go from bad to worse. Many people started posting with the hashtag RIP Pakistan.