The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is responsible for the governance of cricket in Pakistan. The Board is currently headed by Najam Sethi, who was elected as president in 2013.
Pakistan has a long and proud tradition in cricket, dating back to the days of British rule. The game rapidly gained popularity in the region and, after independence, the Pakistani national team quickly rose to prominence on the international stage. Today, cricket is one of the most popular sports in Pakistan and the PCB plays a key role in its development.
The Board is responsible for managing all aspects of cricket in Pakistan, including domestic competitions, the national team and relations with other cricketing nations. Under Mr. Sethi’s leadership, the PCB has made great strides in improving the standard of Pakistani cricket and increasing its international profile. In recent years, the Board has worked hard to revive interest in the sport at home and to ensure that Pakistan remains a force to be reckoned with on the global stage. Thanks to these efforts, cricket in Pakistan is once again flourishing and the future looks bright for the sport in this passionate nation.
- Zafar AltafMian Aminuddin
- Mohammad Ali Bogra
- Zaka Ashraf
- Syed Fida Hassan
- Syed Zulfiqar Bokhari
- Javed Burki
- Ayub Khan (general)
- Safdar Butt
- Iftikhar Hussain Khan Mamdot
- Nasim Ashraf
- Ijaz Butt
- Nur Khan
- Azhar Alvin Robert Cornelius
- Chaudhry Muhammad Hussain
- Abdul Hafeez Kardar
- A. Khan
- Khalid Mahmood (administrator)
- Shahryar Khan
- Zahid Ali Akbar Khan
- Iskander Mirza
- Ehsan Mani
- Najam Sethi
- Abdul Sattar Pirzada
- Rameez Raja
- Tauqir Zia
- Nasim Hassan Shah
Who is new PCB chairman?
On August 12, 2020, Ehsan Mani was elected as the new PCB chairman. He succeeds Najam Sethi, who resigned from the post in July 2018. Mani is a former ICC president and has also served as the PCB chairman from 2003 to 2006. He has been a member of the PCB Board of Governors since 2013. Under his chairmanship, the PCB has made significant strides in improving Pakistan’s cricketing infrastructure and domestic structure. Some of his notable achievements include the construction of new cricket stadiums in Lahore and Karachi, as well as the revival of international cricket in Pakistan. In addition, he has also helped to improve the financial health of the PCB by negotiating better television rights deals and increasing sponsorship revenues. As a result of his accomplishments, Mani is widely respected within the cricketing community and is seen as a key figure in Pakistan’s cricketing future.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that Ehsan Mani has been elected as its new Chairman. Mr. Mani, who is a former ICC President and longtime administrator, takes over from Najam Sethi, who stepped down earlier this year after completing his four-year term. Mr. Mani has served as Chairman of the PCB before, from 2003 to 2006, and his experience will be invaluable in steering the Board through the challenges it currently faces. He will be tasked with overseeing the implementation of the new domestic structure, as well as continuing talks with the government on funding and infrastructure. With Mr. Mani at the helm, the PCB is in good hands and is sure to continue its progress in promoting and developing cricket in Pakistan.