The new head of the Pakistan Board spoke on the Team India and Asia Cup controversy

There has been a fundamental change in the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), with chief Rameez Raja being replaced by Najam Sethi. As the new PCB chief addressed the media on Thursday, questions about the ‘Asia Cup controversy’ were bound to arise. When the question of sending players to Pakistan for the tournament was raised, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah flatly refused, with former PCB chief Rameez Raja threatening not to send the Pakistan team to India. Was. 2023 ODI World Cup. When Sethi was asked about his view on the whole subject as PCB chief, he said it was “too early” for him to comment on it.

At a media briefing, Sethi said, “It is too early for me to say. These issues will be discussed with an internal committee. I do not know what decisions were taken by the previous government. I have read a lot, but it would 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 decision of the Government of Pakistan. That’s where the guidance comes in.”

Sethi was also asked about the selection of the Pakistan team for the New Zealand series. Asked about his views on the team, Sethi said it was not the right time to suggest whether the team should be changed or not.

“A cricket team has been announced. I don’t know if it is appropriate to take any decision at this point of time whether we should change anything or if we should keep the team as it is. There are two approaches and we will discuss it It would be better if there are no more questions because we haven’t taken a call on it yet. If the squad is not announced, we would probably approach him with new ideas but that chance is probably not there anymore. But we will see,” he added. Asserting.

With the arrival of Najam Sethi, the PCB has also withdrawn the 2014 constitution.

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