Who is the strong candidate for the chief selector of the Pakistan team after Shahid Afridi
The name of Shakil Shaikh, a key member of the management committee, as the chief selector for the new head of the Pakistan Cricket Board's selection committee is currently on the list.
After Shahid Afridi, who temporarily took over for the series against New Zealand, the names of former cricketers are now being floated for the new head of the national selection committee.
The summary of the information coming out at the PCB level is that Chairman Najam Sethi will take an important decision soon, however, the opinion of 14 members of the Management Committee is that Shakeel, the former head of Islamabad Region and active member of the Management Committee. Sheikh can be an excellent choice for this post.
Responding to the question about assuming the post of Chief Selector, Shakeel Shaikh said that along with Najam Sethi and the members of the Management Committee, he is closely monitoring the affairs of the Board, but by acting as the Head of the Selection Committee, he is on his own. Don't want to limit myself.
Shakeel Shaikh, who is well known in Pakistan as a journalist and cricket organizer, added that after the destruction that has happened at the grass root level and at the domestic level, things are very serious over the last three years.
He said that he felt that his experience in this matter did not allow him to travel in any other direction in this situation than to pay attention to this.
Shakeel Shaikh said that Najam Sethi keeps a close eye on the internal affairs of Pakistan cricket, he hopes that the board is moving in the right direction under his leadership and he believes that Najam Sethi will soon present the name of the new chief selector.
Shakeel Shaik said that Najam Sethi watches out for the interior issues of Pakistan cricket, he trusts that the board is moving in the correct bearing under his leadership and he also trusts that Najam Sethi will present the name of the new chief selector soon.
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