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PCB Chairman to attend ICC meeting in Dubai

By News Desk

March 9, 2024 06:08 PM


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The Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Mohsin Raza Naqvi, will attend the meeting of the International Cricket Council (ICC) in Dubai from March 13 to 15, reported 24NewsHD TV channel Saturday.

He will be accompanied by the PCB Chief Operating Officer, Salman Naseer, who will represent Pakistan in the chief executive meeting. The PCB officials will leave for Dubai on the night of March 12.

According to sources, the PCB officials will meet with other board officials on the sidelines of the meeting and discuss various issues related to cricket. One of the possible topics of discussion is the bilateral relations with the Indian board, which have been strained due to political tensions between the two countries.

The ICC meeting will also review the arrangements for the T20 World Cup to be held in America and West Indies later this year. The sources said that the ICC will also discuss the Champions Trophy arrangements to be held in Pakistan next year, which will be a major event for the country's cricket.

The PCB Chairman will also interact with other board officials and share his views on the development and promotion of cricket in Pakistan and globally.


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