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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had included Butt in the national selection panel along with former teammates Kamran Akmal and Rao Iftikhar Anjum as consultant members

Salman Butt removed as Pakistan cricket’s selection consultant by PCB

Just 1 day after being included in the national selection panel,  tainted former Pakistan captain Salman Butt was removed as selection consultant.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had included Butt in the national selection panel along with former teammates Kamran Akmal and Rao Iftikhar Anjum as consultant members

Just 1 day after being included in the national selection panel,&nbsp; tainted former Pakistan captain Salman Butt was removed as selection consultant, chief selector Wahab Riaz confirmed in a press conference on Saturday.
'As a chief selector, it's my decision as to who will work with me and whose support I need. But people started discussing nepotism and dosti, due to which I am reverting this decision. I have already spoken to Salman Butt and told him that he cannot be a part of my team,' said Wahab in the press conference.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had included Butt in the national selection panel along with former teammates Kamran Akmal and Rao Iftikhar Anjum as consultant members ahead of Pakistan's five-match T20I series against New Zealand next year.&nbsp;
Wahab said that he had to reverse his decision to appoint Butt after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) faced backlash over picking him.
&ldquo;I think some people perhaps started running an agenda because they wanted to cast dirt on the cricket board and extract personal benefit out of insulting PCB. Since I am a part of this organization, I didn't want any such thing to happen, especially due to my decision, so I took it back," Wahab added.
The 39-year-old made a successful return to cricket in 2016 after serving a five-year ban for spot-fixing.&nbsp;
Butt was suspended for five years for his role in spot-fixing during the Pakistan and England Test match in August 2010.
After returning to cricket in 2016, Butt enjoyed a lot of success as a batter and captain in domestic competitions but was never considered for the national team again even though his partner in crime, Muhammad Amir was fast-tracked back into the Pakistan side in 2016 by the board.
Butt, a former opener, was last month hired for commentary assignments by the PCB for domestic competitions and is currently busy in the National T20 Championship.
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Salman Butt said he didn't expect a world-class player like Sourav Ganguly to make such a remark

Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt takes a dig at Sourav Ganguly

Former Pakistani captain Salman Butt took exception to Sourav Ganguly's recent comments.

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<h2>Salman Butt said he didn't expect a world-class player like Sourav Ganguly to make such a remark</h2>

Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt has criticised Sourav Ganguly's statement suggesting that winning the Indian Premier League (IPL) is a greater challenge than winning the ICC Cricket World Cup. Butt, known for his controversial remarks, took a subtle dig at his former Indian counterpart while expressing his disagreement.
Speaking on his YouTube channel, the 38-year-old Butt dismissed Ganguly's comparison between league cricket and international cricket, emphasizing that they are entirely different in nature. He expressed his surprise, stating, "I am shying away from any comment because I did not expect a world-class player and a captain to speak in such a way."
Butt also emphasised that there is no valid basis for comparing the IPL to WTC Final (Test cricket), emphasizing the vast differences between the two formats. He highlighted that Test cricket is the pinnacle of the sport, representing the ultimate challenge for players. He said he doesn't see any comparison between the two.
The former Pakistan skipper further dismissed Ganguly's opinion as unnecessary and unwarranted. He suggested that any player from around the world would agree that Test cricket holds unparalleled importance in the cricketing world. Butt also proposed an alternative perspective, saying that Ganguly could have mentioned the difficulty in transitioning from watching T20 cricket to appreciating the nuances of Test cricket.
The difference of opinions between Ganguly and Butt has sparked a debate among cricket enthusiasts, with fans expressing their contrasting views on the matter. While Ganguly's support for the IPL highlights the immense popularity and competitiveness of the league, Butt's remarks underline the enduring significance and unique challenges posed by Test cricket.
As the cricketing world continues to evolve with the proliferation of various formats, the debate surrounding the relative difficulty and prestige of different tournaments is likely to persist. It remains to be seen how players, pundits, and fans engage with these discussions, each bringing their own perspectives and experiences to the table.
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