On Monday, Inzamam-ul-Haq, the chief selector of the Pakistan cricket team, announced his retirement.

The announcement came following “clash of interest” charges.

“People speak without research. Questions were raised on me so I decided that it was better I resign,” said Izamam.

“If PCB wants to investigate me, I am available. People are talking [about me] without having any kind of proof, if there is any, then bring it. I have asked the PCB to do the same,” Inzamam maintained

“I have no connection with the player agent company, these types of accusations hurt me,” he added.

Inzamam went on to say that once things are back to normal, he will meet with the PCB representatives.

“I was told on a phone call that a five-member committee has been created, so I told the board that as long as the investigation is going on, I better resign.

“When everything is back to normal and [the air has been clear], I will sit down with the PCB again.”

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