LAHORE — Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has revealed a strategic plan to engage more former cricketers in decision-making on cricket affairs. He presented this vision at the national pre-season red-ball camp held at Gaddafi Stadium.
Expanding the Advisory Panel
Naqvi aims to increase the advisory panel from three to six or seven former cricketers. This enhanced group will be responsible for critical cricketing matters, such as selecting the national Test captain. A meeting is scheduled with former Pakistan captain Younis Khan to further explore this initiative.
Team Management and Coaching
Naqvi expressed his support for white-ball head coach Mike Hesson in team management. While Hesson has yet to secure a major tournament victory, his overall success rate remains commendable.
Central Contracts and Domestic Cricket
The PCB intends to reform the central contracts system by requiring players to engage in domestic cricket to qualify for national contracts. In addition, match fees will be increased to bolster domestic cricket structures across the nation.
