Five committees to run PCB; advisory panel abolished
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) advisorycouncil has been dissolved and substituted by five committees to run the board on professional lines
02-Jul-2001
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) advisorycouncil has been dissolved and
substituted by five committees to run the board on professional lines.
An announcement by a spokesman of the PCB said here on Sunday that the
chairman Lt Gen Tauqir Zia had dissolved the advisory council to bring
the board in line with the parent body, International Cricket Council
(ICC). After the restructuring of the PCB, the finance advisor
Muhammad Naeem will now work as the treasurer and oversee the working
of the finance department.
The newly-appointed five committees are: 1. Finance and Marketing
Committee; 2. Development Committee; 3. Selection Committee; 4. Review
Committee; 5. Management Committee.
Henceforth, all the committees will be reporting directly to the PCB
chairman.
The Finance and Marketing Committee will be headed by the PCB chairman
himself. It will comprise the PCB director, treasurer, marketing
consultant and legal advisor. Its task will be to reviewonregular
basis the financialresults,budget, sponsorship and promotion deals
made to the PCB.
The development committee will be headed by Ramiz Raja, who was a
member of the advisory council. It will look after the
cricketinfrastructure development, academies, nurseries,
coachingcentres, game at grassroots level and the National Coaching
Council.
The management committee will deal with domestic cricket, National
Umpiring Council, rules and discipline. This committee will be headed
by Javed Miandad, another advisory council member, while Iqbal Qasim
will be its vice-chairman.
The PCB chairman will himself head the new selection committee in an
honorary capacity. This will have paid selectors, whose names will be
announced in due course time. Till then, the present members of the
selection committee will continue to work.
The review committee will consider matters pertaining to betting,
gambling and match-fixing and will be headed by a retired high-court
judge, whose name will be announced later. The PCB chief investigator
Asrar Ahmad and Asif Shah will be the other members of this committee.
The PCB chairman has also formed a committee to be headed bythe PCB
legal advisor. This will revise and review the PCB constitution and
look into the elections of the associations and determine whether
those are in line with the new administrative structure.