- Ramiz said he will not step down as PCB Chairman.
- Changing chairman with a new government is not necessary, says Ramiz.
- He will not come back in the commentary.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Ramiz Raja criticized the press for speculating about his departure from his position as the local cricket governing body’s head.
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Raja stated during a press conference at the National Cricket Stadium: “There is no uncertainty. You [journalists] are creating this uncertainty. I know the inside issues, and nothing is going to happen.” ”
The former batsman, who represented Pakistan in 255 international matches, stated that while it is customary to replace the board’s chairman when a new government is formed, it is neither necessary by law nor the constitution.
“I am not going anywhere. Should I write it on a stamp paper and give it to you? I know you people want me gone as it will give you headlines,” he added.
When asked about his future after completing his term as PCB chief, the 59-year-old responded, “Won’t be able to make a comeback in commentary as I have fought with everyone.”
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