Islamabad. The Pakistan Cricket Control Board ie PCB has suffered a major setback. A major change has been made within the PCB under which the current chairman Rameez Raza has been sacked from the post with immediate effect. For a long time, there was talk of replacing Rameez Raja, who was on the post of chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), which has now been confirmed. According to Pakistani media reports, Rameez has been discharged from the PCB. Najam Sethi has been given the command of PCB in his place. It is being told that Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has approved the name of Najam Sethi for the next chairman of PCB. Sethi has also been the PCB chief before. He had stepped down from this post in 2018. He also served as the PCB chairman in 2013 and 2014. On one hand, there are reports of Rameez’s removal and on the other, there is talk of his not resigning.
Significantly, the reports coming out in the media after his removal say that Rameez will not resign from his post and will fight the law. According to reports, Rameez will take legal action against PM Shahbaz Sharif’s decision to nominate Sethi for the post of PCB chairman. Please inform that Rameez was made PCB chairman in September 2021. He was elected as the 36th chairman of the board by former Prime Minister and Pakistan’s World Cup-winning captain Imran Khan.
At the same time, let us tell you that Rameez Raza was elected president on this post for a period of three years, but after the fall of Imran’s government in Pakistan, the sword was hanging on Rameez. Rameez is a member of the 1992 World Cup winning team. Know what Shaheen Afridi said on the criticism of Babar Azam’s captaincy Rameez’s leave from PCB came after the crushing defeat in the Test series by England. England cleaned up Pakistan in the three-match series. This happened for the first time in Pakistan’s cricket history when the team faced a clean sweep in a Test series at home. England won the first match by 74 runs, the second match by 26 and the last match by 8 wickets.
