Singer Chahat Fateh Ali Khan, renowned for his viral hit "Bado Badi," has expressed his aspiration to become the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). Khan believes that he can guide the team back to success after their disappointing performance in the T20 World Cup.
The current PCB chief, Mohsin Naqvi, also holds the position of Interior Minister. Khan suggests that Naqvi should relinquish the PCB chairmanship to him, citing Naqvi's other significant responsibilities.
"I am confident that I can lead the PCB and the cricket team on the right path," Khan stated. "If appointed chairman, I would personally monitor player performances and coaching four days a week. Discipline will be paramount, and I will not tolerate any interference."
Khan emphasized that his offer is not a criticism of Naqvi but rather a suggestion to delegate the PCB chairmanship to someone who can fully focus on the team's progress.
Pakistan's T20 World Cup campaign ended with a narrow victory over Ireland, but the team's overall performance was underwhelming. Babar Azam's unbeaten 32 saved Pakistan from further embarrassment, but the team had previously suffered a shock defeat to the United States and a heavy loss to India.
Khan's proposal has sparked mixed reactions. Some fans support his ambition, believing that his passion and determination could benefit the team. Others question his qualifications and experience in cricket administration.
Regardless of the outcome, Khan's offer highlights the frustration and concern among Pakistani cricket fans. They are eager for a change in leadership and a return to the team's former glory.
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