PCB Chief On Pakistan Great’s Claims About Shaheen Afridi. PCB chief Ramiz Raja stated that “disowning” Shaheen Afridi is “unthinkable” in light of Shahid Afridi’s claims. The pacer had to pay for his own rehabilitation and stay in England.
Following Shahid Afridi’s statement that pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi is paying for his own rehabilitation in England. Staying in the country on his own money, Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz Raja issued a statement denying that the board had “disowned” the star player. He said it is unthinkable that the PCB would not look after Shaheen and called the situation a “unfortunate controversy.” Shaheen, who was named to Pakistan’s T20 World Cup squad, left the team in the UAE to travel to England for treatment and recovery from a knee injury sustained during the Test series against Sri Lanka.
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PCB Chief On Shaheen Afridi controversy
“Tell me, how can someone even consider disowning Shaheen Afridi, let alone his parent body?” This is not possible. It’s beyond my comprehension. And it’s a regrettable controversy,” Ramiz Raja said in an interview.
Who looked after Rizwan when he became ill during the World Cup? “Our doctor’s panel stayed up all night treating him, getting him fit, and ensuring he played in the final (semi-final),” the PCB chief continued.
“It’s possible that there was a misunderstanding in this case. Perhaps there was a ticketing issue because he had to leave Dubai quickly. Because he went where he needed to go but didn’t like the location, so he went somewhere else, “Raja elaborated.
“But allow me to clarify something. Our players are our most important stakeholders. Ask anyone. No cricket board does what we are doing. And not just for players who represent their country. First-class players, as well as juniors, “He stated.
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