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Taking to X, Sethi shared the weather portal's report for the day of Hambantota and Colombo which shows that while Hambantota only has a 12% chance of rain on the scheduled day, Colombo on the other hand has an 89% chance of rain. 

'Is India afraid to play and lose to Pakistan?' -Najam Sethi vs BCCI continues

Former PCB chairman Najam Sethi criticised the BCCI for keeping India-Pakistan game in Colombo, highlighting the adverse weather conditions in Sri Lanka’s capital city.

Taking to X, Sethi shared the weather portal's report for the day of Hambantota and Colombo which shows that while Hambantota only has a 12% chance of rain on the scheduled day, Colombo on the other hand has an 89% chance of rain.&nbsp;

Former Pakistan Cricket Board chief Najam Sethi has again attacked Board of Control for Cricket in India secretary and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/jay-shah-defends-asia-cup-2023-scheduling-in-sri-lanka-says-teams-were-concerned-about-uae-heat-1693926919060">Asian Cricket Council president Jay Shah</a> after the India-Pakistan match wasn&rsquo;t moved away from Colombo.
Taking to X, Sethi shared the weather forecast of Hambantota and Colombo which shows that while Hambantota only has a 12% chance of rain on the match day while Colombo, on the other hand, has an 89% chance of rain.
He posted - 'BCCI/ACC informed PCB today that they had decided to shift next India-Pak match from Colombo to Hambantota because of rain forecasts. Within one hour they changed their mind and announced Colombo as the venue. What&rsquo;s going on? Is India afraid to play and lose to Pakistan ? Look at the rain forecast!'
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BCCI/ACC informed PCB today that they had decided to shift next India-Pak match from Colombo to Hambantota because of rain forecasts. Within one hour they changed their mind and announced Colombo as the venue. What&rsquo;s going on? Is India afraid to play and lose to Pakistan ? Look&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/8LXJnzoXNf">pic.twitter.com/8LXJnzoXNf</a>
&mdash; Najam Sethi (@najamsethi) <a href="https://twitter.com/najamsethi/status/1699135820962357428?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 5, 2023</a></blockquote>
Earlier there were reports that the matches in Colombo would be shifted elsewhere due to the weather. The reports also suggested Hambantota as a possible venue but eventually the ACC decided <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ex-pcb-chief-najam-sethi-fires-more-shots-at-jay-shah-for-asia-cup-2023-venue-selection-1693895985279">against moving them from Sri Lanka&rsquo;s capital city.</a>
India is set to face Pakistan on September 10 for their Super 4 clash.

After rain played spoilsport in Pallekele, Sethi said that his suggestion to play in the UAE was turned down and "poor excuses" were made to accommodate Sri Lanka.

Najam Sethi slams Asia Cup 2023 scheduling after Pallekele washout | IND vs PAK

After India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2023 group game was washed out on Saturday, former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi slammed the Asia Cup scheduling.

After rain played spoilsport in Pallekele, Sethi said that his suggestion to play in the UAE was turned down and "poor excuses" were made to accommodate Sri Lanka.

After India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2023 group game was washed out on Saturday, former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi slammed the Asia Cup scheduling.
After rain played spoilsport in Pallekele, Sethi said that his suggestion to play in the UAE was turned down and "poor excuses" were made to accommodate Sri Lanka.
Sethi, who took over on an interim basis after Ramiz Raja was sacked as PCB chairman last year, expressed his frustration after the much-anticipated game between India and Pakistan was abandoned due to rain on Saturday.
Taking a dig at the Asian Cricket Council (ACC), Sethi wrote on X, "How disappointing! Rain mars the greatest contest in cricket. But this was forecast. As PCB Chair, I urged the ACC to play in UAE but poor excuses were made to accommodate Sri Lanka.
"Too hot in Dubai, they said. But it was as hot when the Asia Cup was played there last time in Sep 2022 or when IPL was played there in April 2014 and Sep 2020. Politics over sport. Unforgivable!" Sri Lanka was added as co-hosts alongside original tournament hosts Pakistan under a hybrid model after India refused to play their Asia Cup matches across their western border owing to geopolitical tension between the two countries.
Under the hybrid model, four games are scheduled in Pakistan, and the rest in Sri Lanka.
Last year's Asia Cup was held in the UAE around the same window, but was played in the T20 format, with matches scheduled in the evening.
The Indian Premier League, too, was played in the UAE in 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the match on Saturday, only one innings was possible and India were bowled out for 266 in 48.5 overs. There were a couple of stoppages in the Indian innings too, and the toss was also delayed.

PCB Chief Najam Sethi has pulled himself out of the PCB Chairmanship race after citing a political dispute between the ruling coalition’s main parties over the appointment.

Najam Sethi withdraws candidacy for PCB Chairman, blames Asif Zardari & Shehbaz Sharif

Najam Sethi will not be contesting to become the new PCB Chairman!

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<h2>PCB Chief Najam Sethi has pulled himself out of the PCB Chairmanship race after citing a political dispute between the ruling coalition&rsquo;s main parties over the appointment.</h2>

In a surprising turn of events, Najam Sethi, the current PCB Chief, has decided to withdraw himself from the running for the position of PCB Chairman.
Sethi, who took over as the interim PCB Chief after Ramiz Raja's departure last year, cited a political dispute between the main parties in the ruling coalition as the reason for his decision.
Taking to Twitter, Sethi announced his withdrawal, expressing his desire to avoid being a bone of contention between Asif Zardari and Shehbaz Sharif.
He highlighted the detrimental effects of instability and uncertainty on the PCB and declared that, given the circumstances, he would not be a candidate for the Chairmanship of the board. He concluded his tweet by extending his well wishes to all stakeholders involved.
Sethi had been leading an interim management committee responsible for governing the board since December, but their tenure was set to conclude on June 21.
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi is exploring all options as far as this year's Asia Cup in Pakistan and ODI World Cup in India are concerned, saying it's time to "take a clear position".

 I have kept my options open: PCB chairman Najam Sethi on Asia Cup and World Cup

PCB Chief Najam Sethi feels it's time to take a clear position on the Asia Cup and World Cup scenario

"We have complex issues on hand but for me when I go to the ACC and ICC meetings I have kept all options open for us and we have to take a clear position now," Sethi said at a press conference.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi is exploring all options as far as this year's Asia Cup in Pakistan and ODI World Cup in India are concerned, saying it's time to "take a clear position".
Sethi said he will raise these issues in the next Asian Cricket Council (ACC) and ICC meetings.
"We have complex issues on hand but for me when I go to the ACC and ICC meetings I have kept all options open for us and we have to take a clear position now," Sethi said at a press conference.
He said while there had been no change in India's stance on not sending its team to Pakistan for the Asia Cup, the PCB is also firm that it will have to think about not playing the World Cup in India, if they don't come to Pakistan for the continental event.
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Pakistan has the hosting rights for Asia Cup 2023 but BCCI secretary Jay Shah stated that India won't travel to Pakistan and that the tournament needed to be moved to a neutral venue

BCCI vs PCB: Shahid Afridi opens up on Asia Cup 2023 hosting row

Shahid Afridi opened up on the Asia Cup 2023 hosting row between India and Pakistan and blamed the PCB for finding itself in such a situation.

Here is what the former Pakistan skipper said

Pakistan has the hosting rights for Asia Cup 2023 but BCCI secretary Jay Shah stated that India won't travel to Pakistan and that the tournament needed to be moved to a neutral venue

Shahid Afridi opened up on the Asia Cup 2023 hosting row between India and Pakistan and blamed the PCB for finding itself in such a situation.
'India agar aankhe dikha raha hain or taking such a strong stance, then they have made themselves that strong, hence they are being able to talk like this, otherwise, they wouldn't have the courage,' stated the former Pakistan skipper.
Talking about the PCB, Afridi said that if anyone is unable to stand on his own feet, then the decision to make such strong calls is not easy. 'At the end it's making yourself strong and then take decisions,' he further added.
Pakistan has the hosting rights for Asia Cup 2023 but BCCI secretary Jay Shah stated that India won't travel to Pakistan and that the tournament needed to be moved to a neutral venue.
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ACC informed that a concrete decision on the matter would be taken at the next ACC Executive Board Meeting in March 2023. 

Asia Cup 2023 likely to be moved out of Pakistan, venue to be decided in March

Asia Cup 2023 venue to be shifted from Pakistan?

Here's what BCCI secretary Jay Shah and PCB chairman Najam Sethi discussed during the formal meeting in Bahrain

ACC informed that a concrete decision on the matter would be taken at the next ACC Executive Board Meeting in March 2023.&nbsp;

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) is expected to shift Asia Cup from Pakistan and decide on an alternate venue in March as BCCI secretary Jay Shah and PCB chairman Najam Sethi discussed the issue during a formal meeting in Bahrain on Saturday. All heads of ACC member nations attended the emergent meeting which was called at the behest of Sethi after the continental body released its itinerary and Pakistan wasn't named the hosts for the Asia Cup.
The Asia Cup was initially allotted to Pakistan and was scheduled in September this year but Shah, who is also the ACC chairman, had announced last October that India will not travel to Pakistan due diplomatic tension between the two nations.
"The ACC had a constructive dialogue on the upcoming Asia Cup 2023. The Board agreed to continue discussions on operations, timelines and any other specifics with a view to ensure the success of the tournament. An update on the matter would be taken on the next ACC Executive Board Meeting to be held in March 2023," ACC said in a statement.
While a decision will come only next month, a senior BCCI official privy to the development told PTI that it is highly unlikely that Pakistan will host the tournament.
"With India deciding against travelling to Pakistan, the tournament will have to be shifted. A tournament without Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill will have the sponsors back out," the official said.
One ACC insider said Sethi has just taken over PCB and if he had ceded ground on the hosting rights in the first meeting itself, then it would have led to a bad impression at home.
Pakistan is currently going through an economic crisis. The inflation has hit the country very hard as one USD is now equal to 277 Pakistani Rupee. Organising a high-profile tournament like Asia Cup, even if ACC pays a grant could burn a hole in PCB coffers.
So strategically, if the tournament is held in the UAE, there is every possibility that all the member nations will also get to earn apart from the broadcast revenues.
In another decision, the ACC has decided to increase the annual budget allocated for Afghanistan Cricket Association to 15 percent from six.
The ACC has assured that it will help the Afghanistan board in all possible ways so that women's cricket can be revived in the country. Women are banned from playing sport under Taliban rule.
The Executive Board also approved of the inclusion of teams from Japan and Indonesia in the ACC pathway tournaments to participate in the events as invitees.

Pakistani famed personalities, Abdul Razzak and Khalid Mehmood call hosting the tournament outside the nation a 'pragmatic solution'. 

'Good for cricket': Abdul Razzaq's solution to Asia Cup 2023 venue issue

Former Pakistan cricketer Abdul Razzak feels it will be 'good for cricket' if the venue of the 2023 Asia Cup is shifted outside Pakistan.

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Pakistani famed personalities, Abdul Razzak and Khalid Mehmood call hosting the tournament outside the nation a 'pragmatic solution'.&nbsp;

Former Pakistan cricketer Abdul Razzaq feels it will be 'good for cricket' if the venue for the 2023 Asia Cup is shifted outside Pakistan.
The former all-rounder though blatantly called out BCCI for their stance of not sending the Indian team to Pakistan if the Asia Cup is hosted there. Razzaq is of the opinion that shifting the tournament to Dubai would be the best option for cricket and cricketers.
Former PCB chairperson Khalid Mahmood had earlier highlighted that it would be a weak tournament if India chooses to opt out and PCB will lose money.
Both the famed Pakistani personalities called hosting the tournament outside the nation a 'pragmatic solution'.
While Pakistan has the hosting rights for the 2023 edition of the Asia Cup, India has refused to participate in the event if the venue is not shifted outside of the neighbouring nation.

With BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who is also the president of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) standing firm in his stance that India will not tour Pakistan for the 2023 Asia Cup, matters between the BCCI and PCB got heated

Reports: 'If India don't play in Pakistan, then..' Najam Sethi's reply to Jay Shah

PCB Chief Najam Sethi gives Jay Shah an ultimatum regarding Team India's participation in the Asia Cup 2023.

PCB chief Najam Sethi warned Shah at the ACC meeting in Bahrain, saying that if India pulls out of the Asia Cup, Pakistan will not be taking part in the World Cup to be held in India in October-November

With BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who is also the president of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) standing firm in his stance that India will not tour Pakistan for the 2023 Asia Cup, matters between the BCCI and PCB got heated with Pakistan threatening to pull out of the ODI World Cup in India as well.
According to multiple reports in Pakistan and international media outlets, PCB chief Najam Sethi warned Shah at the ACC meeting in Bahrain, saying that if India pulls out of the Asia Cup, Pakistan will not be taking part in the World Cup to be held in India in October-November.
Sethi also told the ACC members that before the next meeting, the BCCI should speak to its government and make its stance clear on whether it will send its team for the Asia Cup, so that Pakistan can also discuss with the ICC about playing its World Cup matches in India.
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The officials of the Asian Cricket Council are set to meet in Bahrain on February 4. 

'BCCI wants Pakistan to...': PCB chairman to decide on fate of Asia Cup in February

PCB chief Najam Sethi has revealed the date of the Asian Cricket Council meeting, stating he will decide on the fate of the Asia Cup then.
Here's what he said.

'BCCI wants Pakistan to...': PCB chairman to decide Asia Cup's fate in February

The officials of the Asian Cricket Council are set to meet in Bahrain on February 4.&nbsp;

PCB chief Najam Sethi has said that he will meet the Asian Cricket Council officials in February and will then decide on the fate of the Asia Cup, which will be hosted by Pakistan, later this year.&nbsp; While India is firm on its stand of not touring Pakistan for the 2023 Asia Cup, Sethi during a press conference said, 'I am not sure of our stance now, I am keeping it close to my chest and will decide at the meeting' Revealing the date of the ACC meeting, Sethi further added that while BCCI is ready to host Pakistan for the ODI World Cup, they are not ready to tour Pakistan. Earlier, ex-PCB chief Ramiz Raja had threatened to pull out from the ODI World Cup if India does not travel to Pakistan for the Asia Cup.&nbsp; The officials of the Asian Cricket Council are set to meet in Bahrain on February 4.&nbsp;

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chief Najam Sethi told the media that The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has accepted Pakistan Cricket Board's request to have an executive board meeting on February 4 in Bahrain to discuss India's participation in this year

PCB Chief: Asian Cricket Council to discuss India's participation in Asia Cup in February

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has accepted Pakistan Cricket Board's request to hold a meeting in February to discuss India's participation in the Asia Cup this year

"It is a major development that the ACC the board will meet on 4th February in Bahrain and matters relating to the Asia Cup will be discussed." Sethi said on Monday.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chief Najam Sethi told the media that The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has accepted Pakistan Cricket Board's request to have an executive board meeting on February 4 in Bahrain to discuss India's participation in this year's Asia Cup taking place in Pakistan.
"It is a major development that the ACC the board will meet on 4th February in Bahrain and matters relating to the Asia Cup will be discussed. There will also be a ICC meeting in March and I don't want to go public with what negotiations I had with ACC members in Dubai or what I plan to do, argue or discuss at the coming meetings. But yes definitely India and Pakistan cricket relations are important.&rdquo; Sethi said on Monday.
Earlier, Jay Shah said that the Indian cricket team won't be travelling to Pakistan for the Asia Cup and the tournament would be relocated somewhere else, like it had happened in 2018.

According to ANI, Sethi met with ACC officials after the opening ceremony of the International League T20 and expressed his wish to meet Jay Shah, who is also the BCCI secretary, in February

PCB chief Najam Sethi wants to discuss Asia Cup 2023 with ACC president Jay Shah: Reports

Najam Sethi has all of his focus on making sure that the 2023 edition of the tournament, to be hosted by Pakistan, is not moved out of his country, according to reports

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According to ANI, Sethi met with ACC officials after the opening ceremony of the International League T20 and expressed his wish to meet Jay Shah, who is also the BCCI secretary, in February

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi met Asian Cricket Council (ACC) officials in the UAE and now wants to meet the body's president Jay Shah over Asia Cup 2023, according to reports.
According to ANI, Sethi met with ACC officials after the opening ceremony of the International League T20 and expressed his wish to meet Jay Shah, who is also the BCCI secretary, in February.
Sethi has all of his focus on making sure that the 2023 edition of the tournament, to be hosted by Pakistan, is not moved out of his country, the source added.
Last year, Jay Shah said that the tournament will be held at a neutral venue. Following which, the then PCB cheif Ramiz Raja had threatened to pull out of the 2023 ODI World Cup in India.
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Including all three formats, Babar has captained Pakistan in 66 matches so far, out of which the team has won 40 matches, while the team has seen defeat in 21 matches.

Will Babar Azam be sacked as Pakistan's captain?

Babar has captained Pakistan in 66 matches so far across all three formats, out of which the team has won 40 matches, while they've been defeated in 21 matches.

After a string of disappointing performances from the Men in Green, Babar Azam's captaincy is under some harsh scrutiny. As per an ESPNCricinfo report, the newly-appointed officials of the Pakistan Cricket Board are aiming at a revamp and are looking to 'challenge the status quo of the team if necessary'. This evidently indicates that the Najam Sethi-headed board might also either go forward with split captaincy or take away the captaincy duties entirely from Babar Azam, who is currently the team's leader across formats.&nbsp; The current management who have been on a spree of making some tough calls, from disbanding the selection committee to bringing in Shahid Afridi to naming Shan Masood the vice-captain in ODI, will now analyse the 28-year-old's role in the 3 formats as the captain. Masood's elevation was surprising as he last played the 50-over format in 2019 and had visibly been out of the conversations as well. He didn't even make it to the playing XI for the first two ODIs against New Zealand. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/nepal-high-court-releases-rape-accused-cricketer-sandeep-lamichhane-on-bail-1673578562633">Nepal High court releases rape accused cricketer Sandeep Lamichhane on bail</a> The leadership role has been tough for Babar Azam in the recent past. After losing the T20 World Cup final, Azam, unfortunately, became the first Pak captain to lose four consecutive Test matches at home. Pakistan have not won any of the 3 Test series played at home in 2022.&nbsp; Including all three formats, Babar has captained Pakistan in 66 matches so far, out of which the team has won 40 matches, while the team has seen defeat in 21 matches.

PCB chairman is looking to use the ILT20 opening ceremony to work on relations with ACC members

PCB chief Najam Sethi hoping to discuss Asia Cup hosting issue with Jay Shah during ILT20

PCB chief Najam Sethi is hoping for a chat with ACC president and BCCI secretary Jay Shah on the sidelines of the ILT20 in Dubai.
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PCB chairman is looking to use the ILT20 opening ceremony to work on relations with ACC members.

PCB chief Najam Sethi intends to have a chat with ACC president and BCCI secretary Jay Shah during the opening ceremony of the International League T20 in Dubai.&nbsp;
According to a PTI report, the PCB chairman is looking to use the ILT20 opening ceremony to work on relations with ACC members and ensure that the Asia Cup is held as scheduled in Pakistan later this year.&nbsp;
Sethi wants to discuss the hosting issue with Shah after both parties were involved in a war of words over the ACC cricket calendar announcement last week.
However, there is no confirmation yet from the BCCI whether its top bosses or any other office-bearers with attend the opening ceremony or not.
(With PTI inputs)
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PCB never made any suggestions when the calendar was first communicated in an email to all member boards on Dec 22, 2022, according to the Asian Cricket Council statement

Asian Cricket Council calls PCB chief Najam Sethi's allegations against Jay Shah 'baseless'

The Asian Cricket Council issued a statement, terming Najam Sethi's allegations against President Jay Shah 'baseless'.

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According to the Asian Cricket Council's statement, PCB never made any suggestions when the calendar was first communicated in an email to all member boards on Dec 22.

The Asian Cricket Council has responded to PCB chief Najam Sethi's allegations that the ACC cricket calendar was unilaterally decided by President Jay Shah.
In a statement, the ACC clarified that the calendar was communicated to all member nations through an email on Dec 22 and that PCB made no comments or suggested any modifications during that time.
It further stated that Najam Sethi's comments on social media are 'baseless'.
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Taking to Twitter, the PCB head thanked Shah and further asked him to 'present the structure and calendar of our PSL 2023'

Najam Sethi fumes over Jay Shah after 'unilateral' Asia Cup calendar announcement

The ACC vs PCB saga continues. 

Najam Sethi lashes out at the ACC Chairman Jay Shah in a sarcasm-laden Tweet, asks him to 'present structure & calendar of our PSL 2023 as well'

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Taking to Twitter, the PCB head thanked Shah and further asked him to 'present the structure and calendar of our PSL 2023'

PCB chief Najam Sethi was left furious after Jay Shah announced the ACC Calendar on Thursday.&nbsp;&nbsp; Calling the plan unilateral, Sethi took a sarcastic dig at the BCCI secretary and ACC Chairman Jay Shah after he unveiled the 2023 and 2024 calendar on his Twitter handle without consulting Pakistan, who will be the host for this year's Asia Cup. Taking to Twitter, the PCB head thanked Shah and further asked him to 'present the structure and calendar of our PSL 2023' Earlier as well, with Pakistan being the host for the event this year, a debate over where the India games would be played had begun since the Indian government will not allow the Men in Ble to travel to Pakistan due to the countries political turmoil with the neighbouring nation.&nbsp; Also Read I<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ind-vs-sl-2nd-t20i-sri-lanka-win-by-16-runs-to-claim-first-win-in-last-12-t20is-in-india-1672938799424">ND vs SL 2nd T20I: Sri Lanka win by 16 runs to claim first win in last 12 T20Is in India</a>

Former PCB chief Ramiz Raja has again hit out at the new regime by questioning newly appointed PCB chief Najam Sethi about Pakistan's relationship with India.

‘Will we be India’s servants?’ Ramiz Raja questions new PCB chief on India

Ramiz Raja strikes again at the new PCB regime!

Here's what the former PCB chief said...

&ldquo;What is leadership? When Asian Cricket Council has asked Pakistan to host a tournament and then India say they won&rsquo;t travel to Pakistan and shift the tournament to a neutral venue, what should be the response?&rdquo; questioned Raja in an interview.

Former PCB chief Ramiz Raja has again hit out at the new regime by questioning newly appointed PCB chief Najam Sethi about Pakistan's relationship with India.
&ldquo;What is leadership? When Asian Cricket Council has asked Pakistan to host a tournament and then India say they won&rsquo;t travel to Pakistan and shift the tournament to a neutral venue, what should be the response?&rdquo; questioned Raja in an interview.
&ldquo;Kya hum sab servant rahenge India k, kyunki woh ek world power hain apne hisab se. Kya hum har cheez unki mante jayenge?&rdquo; He further added.
On the other hand Najam Sethi had no issues in letting Ramiz Raja continue with his commentary as he said that he has a lot of respect for Ramiz and would never oppose him returning to the commentary box.
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"We will obey whatever the government would suggest to us and we will seek the government's advice when the time arrives"

PCB chairman Najam Sethi gives a BIG statement on the 2023 ODI World Cup in India

PCB making a U-turn?

Newly-appointed Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Najam Sethi has opened up on the tussle between PCB and the BCCI.

Here is what he said

"We will obey whatever the government would suggest to us and we will seek the government's advice when the time arrives"

Newly-appointed Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Najam Sethi has opened up on the tussle between PCB and the BCCI.&nbsp;
Reacting to former-PCB chairman Ramiz Raja's claims that Pakistan won't travel to India for the 2023 ODI World Cup if BCCI decides against sending Team India to Pakistan for the Asia Cup, Najam Sethi said, 'we have to see what other board's position is. We have to play cricket with everyone and will not take any step which can cause any isolation.'
He added that they will obey whatever the government would suggest to them and will seek the government's advice when the time arrives.
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Ramiz Raja lashed out at the board and at Najam Sethi, accusing that to accommodate one person, the entire constitution of the PCB had to be changed.

Pakistan Cricket Board threatens to take legal action against Ramiz Raja

After Ramiz Raja's outburst, PCB are threatening to take legal action against the former cricketer. 

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Ramiz Raja lashed out at the board and at Najam Sethi, accusing that to accommodate one person, the entire constitution of the PCB had to be changed.

After Ramiz Raja's outburst following his removal from the chairman post, Pakistan Cricket Board has now threatened to take legal action against the former cricketer.&nbsp; PCB in a statement, expressed its disappointment and noted that Raja's comments are aimed at tarnishing the present chairman Najam Sethi's reputation and added that the board reserved the right to pursue legal proceedings to defend the credibility of the chairperson and the institution.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/melbourne-cricket-club-shows-interest-in-hosting-india-vs-pakistan-test-series-at-mcg-1672294197118">Melbourne Cricket Club shows interest in hosting India vs Pakistan Test series at MCG</a> Following his sacking, Raja alleged that he was not allowed to take his belongings from the board office. He lashed out at the board and Najam Sethi, blaming, the PCB's constitution had to be changed to accommodate just one person.

Ramiz also launched a scathing attack on Najam Sethi, saying, 'To accommodate one person, they had to change the entire constitution of the PCB

They didn't allow me to take my stuff out of the office: Ramiz Raja hits out at PCB

Former PCB Chief Ramiz Raja on Monday had a live interaction with fans on his YouTube channel where he revealed that he didn't even get a chance to take his stuff out of the office as Najam Sethi and his men took over

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Ramiz also launched a scathing attack on Najam Sethi, saying, 'To accommodate one person, they had to change the entire constitution of the PCB

Former PCB Chief Ramiz Raja on Monday had a live interaction with fans on his YouTube channel where he revealed that he didn't even get a chance to take his stuff out of the office as Najam Sethi and his men took over.
"They don't have any interest in cricket. The constitution has been bulldozed. It is political victimization and vendetta. There will be no place for excellence when there is no continuity," an angry Raja added.&nbsp;
Ramiz also launched a scathing attack on Najam Sethi, saying, 'To accommodate one person, they had to change the entire constitution of the PCB. I have not seen this anywhere in the world.'
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The decision comes after Pakistan was whitewashed 3-0 in Tests in their own den by England.

Ramiz Raja sacked as PCB chairman, Najam Sethi likely to be reappointed: Reports

According to Geo News, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif approved the decision to remove Ramiz Raja and appoint Najam Sethi as the new PCB chief.

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The decision comes after Pakistan was whitewashed 3-0 in Tests in their own den by England.

According to reports, Ramiz Raja has been sacked as PCB chairman. Raja was elected for a 3-year term in September last year.
According to Geo News, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif approved the decision to appoint Najam Sethi as the new PCB chief. Sethi previously headed the Pakistan Cricket Board in 2013 and 2014.
The decision comes after Pakistan was whitewashed 3-0 in Tests in their own den by England.
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