The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has undergone a elementary change, with chief Ramiz Raja being changed by Najam Sethi. As the brand new PCB boss addressed the media on Thursday, questions in regards to the ‘Asia Cup controversy’ had been sure to be requested. While the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah had outrightly refused when the query of sending the gamers to Pakistan for the match arose, former PCB chief Ramiz Raja had threatened to reciprocate by not sending the Pakistan crew to India for 2023 ODI World Cup. When Sethi was requested about his views because the PCB boss about the complete topic, he stated it was “too early” for him to remark.

In a media briefing, Sethi stated: “It’s too early for me to say. These issues will be discussed with the internal committee. I don’t know what decisions were taken by the previous regime. I have read a lot of things but it’ll be better if we review the situation and decide what message we want to convey. But when it comes to India, it all depends on the Pakistan government’s decision. The guidance comes from there only.”

Sethi was additionally requested in regards to the collection of the Pakistan crew for the New Zealand collection. When requested for his views in regards to the crew, Sethi stated that this wasn’t the suitable time to recommend whether or not a change needs to be made within the crew.

“A cricket team has been announced. I don’t know if it’s reasonable right now to take any decision on if we should change anything or if we should keep the team as it is. There are two points of view and we’ll discuss it. It’ll be better if there are no more questions on this because we haven’t made any decision on it. If the team wasn’t announced, we would have probably approached it with new ideas but that opportunity is probably not there anymore. But we’ll see,” he harassed.

With the arrival of Najam Sethi, the PCB has additionally introduced again the 2014 structure.

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