When 3 Cricketers Got Big Responsibility, Former PCB Chairman Rameez Raja Got Angry
Pakistan Cricket Board: When 3 cricketers got big responsibility, former PCB chairman Rameez Raja got angry. Recently Pakistan Cricket Board has appointed Kamran Akmal, Rao Iftikhar Anjum, and Salman Butt as advisory members to newly appointed chief selector Wahab Riaz.
The Name Of Former PCB Chairman Rameez Raja is Also Included:-
Many people are unhappy with this decision of PCB. The name of former PCB chairman Rameez Raja is also included in this list.
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He believes that appointing a tainted cricketer like Butt to an important post is ‘madness’. Earlier, he had also raised questions on the appointment of Kamran Akmal.
Recently, PCB issued a release stating that ‘All three former cricketers (Akmal, Anjum, and Butt) have assumed their responsibilities in the selection panel with immediate effect.
The Series Will Start On January 12 in The New Year After The Australian Tour:-
Their first assignments as advisory members to chief selector Wahab Riaz will be the five-match T20 series against New Zealand. This series will start from January 12 in the new year after the Australian tour.
After this appointment of the three players, former Pakistan cricketer and president Rameez Raja gave his statement. During a conversation with Cricbuzz, he said, ‘It is madness to have such a selection committee.
The Second One Has Served A Jail Sentence For Match-Fixing:-
Which includes a member whose decisions can be described as filial affection and another who has served a jail sentence for match-fixing.
Rameez Raja has always been against tainted cricketers. Even when Mohammad Aamir returned to the green team, he reprimanded the board.
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During that time he had said, ‘If you ask me, I would say that he should open his own rented shop. According to me, if you give concessions to big players, then Pakistan cricket only suffers losses.