LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Friday, organized an Iftar dinner for all its staff at the National Cricket Academy (NCA), chair of the management committee Najam Sethi also attended the gathering.
Taking to Twitter, the PCB shared footage of the Iftar hosted by the cricketing governing body for all its staff.
In the video, a large number of staff can be seen attending the Iftar dinner including the top hierarchy – PCB Management Committee chairman Sethi, PCB CEO Faisal Hasnain, COO Salman Naseer, Men’s chief selector Haroon Rashid and member of PCB Management Committee Shakil Shaikh.
Iftar dinner organised for all PCB staff in GSL and NCA at the National Cricket Academy, Lahore. pic.twitter.com/XMRE4cFUEp
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PCB Management Committee chairman Sethi and COO Salman Naseer addressed the attendees.
Earlier, the PCB unveiled the team management for the upcoming home white-ball series against New Zealand, scheduled to commence on April 14.
Renowned analyst, who previously served as the General Manager of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Islamabad United, has been named as the manager of the national men’s team.
Rehan replaced Mansoor Rana as the national team’s manager.
Besides Rehan, the PCB also confirmed the support and coaching staff for the national team.
Grant Bradburn, the national men’s team’s potential assistant coach will take up the reins of the head coach while Abdul Rehman will serve as his assistant coach following the former’s arrival. Whereas, Andrew Puttick will serve as the batting coach.
Meanwhile, former Pakistan pacer Umar Gul, who was named as the bowling coach in the team’s coaching setup for the recently-held Afghanistan series will continue his new role with the national team.
According to the details, a few changes are expected in the recently-announced management following the arrival of Mickey Arthur.
Meanwhile, the PCB also confirmed that Bradburn and Mr Puttick have been appointed for the New Zealand series and will arrive in Lahore on 11 April.
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