PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi Defends Policies Amid Criticism

PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi defended his tenure, asserting his focus on delivering results and dismissing critiques about his cricket knowledge. Naqvi announced a new domestic structure, involving five teams and a cricket advisory board led by Waqar Younis. The structure aims to bolster Pakistan's cricket performance domestically and internationally.

PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has defended his position, asserting that he is here to deliver results and is unconcerned about critiques regarding his cricket expertise. Naqvi, who previously served as caretaker chief minister, faced scrutiny during a media conference.

Naqvi announced the formation of a six-member advisory board led by Waqar Younis and a new domestic structure integrated into the constitution to safeguard its future. The structure will feature five teams composed of 30 players each, supervised by reputable former cricketers with a three-year management tenure.

Pakistan's contracted players will partake in these events, ensuring top-tier talent. Waqar Younis emphasized that these changes aim to improve Pakistan's international cricket performance, promising that extensive resources would be allocated to fortify domestic cricket.

(With inputs from agencies.)