T20 World Cup: Pakistan star Haris Rauf's combat with some followers goes viral© Twitter
After Pakistan's shameful efficiency within the T20 World Cup held within the US, there’s going to be a stir within the nation's cricket board and steps are being taken in direction of making a code of conduct for the gamers. Gamers are dealing with criticism for taking their households alongside through the event and collaborating in promotional applications for cash. A dependable supply within the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed that Chairman Mohsin Naqvi is upset with the efficiency of some senior officers and has blamed them for the indiscipline prevailing within the staff, which couldn’t transcend the league stage.
“You may anticipate the PCB to lose senior management-level officers sooner or later and in addition impose some strict insurance policies for the gamers,” the supply stated.
He stated a coverage resolution relating to not permitting gamers to deliver their households alongside to ICC and different main occasions can be anticipated to be introduced quickly by the PCB as a part of its clean-up drive.
“The truth that numerous gamers not solely took their wives and youngsters with them to the World Cup, but additionally their dad and mom, brothers and many others stayed on the staff resort has made the chairman sad,” the supply stated.
He stated that when it was investigated as to who gave permission to the gamers to take all their members of the family on the tour, it was revealed that some senior officers of the board had been behind this resolution.
“A few of these officers will not be professionals however followers of the gamers and so they made too many concessions to the gamers which finally led to their defeat within the World Cup,” the supply stated.
He stated the PCB chief has now sought efficiency appraisal experiences from all senior management-level officers as he was additionally sad with the progress of labor for the ICC Champions Trophy, scheduled to be held in Pakistan early subsequent 12 months.
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