Jun 112013
 
LHC seeks PCB’s comment over BoG dissolution plea

Click for detailed story LAHORE- The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Tuesday directed a federal government lawyer to take instructions from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Patron-in-Chief Asif Ali Zardari in response to a petition seeking dissolution of Board of Governors. The petitioner, through his counsel, submitted that the court restrained PCB chief Zaka Ashraf from performing his responsibilities. After the stay, the …

Apr 272013
 
PCB to examine rejection of Kaneria's appeal against ban

Click for detailed story KARACHI The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) would legally examine the dismissal of the appeal made by leg-spinner Danish Kaneria against his ban on charges of spot-fixing. An ECB panel in London had rejected Kaneria’s appeal against the life ban, handed out to him over charges of spot-fixing. PCB chairman, Zaka Ashraf said the Board lawyers will examine Kaneria’s appeal verdict. “We will ask …

Mar 272013
 
<b>PCB</b> chairman 'satisfied' with Pak team's performance in South Africa
PCB chairman ‘satisfied’ with Pak team’s performance in South Africa Islamabad: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf has said that the team’s performance was satisfactory in South Africa despite being thrashed 3-0 in the Test series and
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Zee News

Mar 032013
 
PCB calls for revival of international <b>cricket</b> in Pakistan
On the fourth anniversary of the terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore, the PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf has called on the world to stand with Pakistan and help revive international cricket in the country. “It was the tragic episode in the
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ESPNcricinfo.com

Feb 202013
 
PCB approves new constitution


ISLAMABAD: After a year long consultation with the Pakistani government and the International Cricket Council (ICC), the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has finally promulgated its long delayed constitution through which the next PCB chairman would be elected, Express News reported.

The new law proposes the establishment of a four member committee created by the current chairman, Zaka Ashraf, which would comprise of the Pakistani president and cricket officials from the provinces and the PCB.

The president would have two votes and other members of the committee would have one vote each, according to the constitution’s provisions.

The period of the chairman’s tenure would be four years and he would only be answerable to the country’s president, Express News reported.

The election of the new chairman is expected to take place this year.

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