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Former international cricketer Rashid Latif has been appointed the chief selector by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) here on Wednesday.
Rashid said that PCB chairman Najam Sethi offered him the position of chief selector in addition to education and training in anti-corruption unit and he accepted both responsibilities.
Rashid Latif, 45, who represented Pakistan in 37 Tests and 166 One-day Internationals as wicketkeeper-batsman from 1992 to 2003.
He will start working as chief selector from April 1 after the national team returns from Asia Cup and Twenty20 World Cup in Bangladesh.
He said that this is an important responsibility and a challenge for him as his main task is to prepare and make a strong squad for the 2015 World Cup.
Pakistan cricket has functioned without a chief selector since last September when the Islamabad High Court put aside a decision by the board to appoint former captain Moin Khan as chief selector.
Meanwhile, former cricketer Mohammad Yousuf has welcomed the PCB decision to appoint Rashid Latif as chief selector and said that he has been an honest and reliable person who never compromise against merit.
HARARE: Zimbabwe managed to crawl to 65 for 2 at lunch on the first day of the second Test match at the Harare Sports Club.
Zimbabwe lost a wicket in the first over of the morning after winning the toss and electing to bat. TMK Mawoyo was caught at the wicket off Junaid Khan with Zimbabwe still not off the mark.
V Sibanda was looking good before he pl..... Read more
Cricket Australia unveiled Wednesday a list of 20 contracted players for the new season amid reports that star bowler Mitchell Starc is celebrating a million dollar pay-day.
With the retirements of former skipper Ricky Ponting and stalwart Mike Hussey, funds were freed up for a changing of the guard in the lucrative 2013-14 rosterSydney’s Daily Te..... Read more
ST LUCIA: Dwayne Bravo will be under the microscope when the final one-day of the five-match series against Pakistan is played at the Beausejour Stadium in St Lucia today. Following a six-wicket win in the rain-affected fourth match at the same venue on Sunday, Pakistan enjoy an unbeatable 2-1 lead in the series and the hosts are under immense pressure ..... Read more
