Pakistan cricket board
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is the national umbrella organization for cricket in Pakistan .
history
The PCB was established in 1948 as the Board of Cricket Control Pakistan (BCCP). At the beginning the association had three members, the Parse KR Collector , the Christian Alvin Robert Cornelius and the Muslim Nawab of Mamdot . In July 1952, the then world association Imperial Cricket Conference made it a full member, which gave the Pakistani national team the opportunity to host test cricket matches . The chairman is Ehsan Mani.
tasks
- Organization of national competitions
- Promotion of cricket within Pakistan
- Monitoring of compliance with the association's own set of rules (Code of Conduct)
- Squad compilation for international matches
- Supervision of refereeing in Pakistan
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Ikram Bari Cheema: A history of cricket in Pakistan ( English ) Cricinfo. November 11, 2014. Retrieved March 18, 2018.
- ^ Rowland Bowen: Some dates in Pakistan cricket history ( English ) Cricinfo. Retrieved March 18, 2018.
- ↑ PCB Chairman Najam Sethi resigns, Ehsan Mani to replace him (English) Dawn News, August 20, 2018