PCB Puts Trust in Shan Masood With Dual Role as Test Skipper and Director

The Pakistan Cricket Board shocked the cricket world by appointing Shan Masood as both the Test captain and consultant overseeing international cricket and player affairs, a unique move in its history. Masood will balance playing duties while shaping cricket strategy for the national team. This decision comes as the PCB looks to foster stronger ties between management and players, trusting Masood's experience and leadership. Discussions are ongoing about is appointment as a full-time director.

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PCB Puts Trust in Shan Masood With Dual Role as Test Skipper and Director
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PCB Puts Trust in Shan Masood With Dual Role as Test Skipper and Director

IN SHORTThe Pakistan Cricket Board shocked the cricket world by appointing Shan Masood as both the Test captain and consultant overseeing international cricket and player affairs, a unique move in its history. Masood will balance playing duties while shaping cricket strategy for the national team. This decision comes as the PCB looks to foster stronger ties between management and players, trusting Masood's experience and leadership. Discussions are ongoing about is appointment as a full-time director.

TL;DR

  • Shan Masood, current Pakistan Test skipper, was appointed as consultant for international cricket and players’ affairs by the PCB.
  • This marks the first time an active Pakistan captain has taken on administrative responsibility as well.
  • Masood, a key Test batsman with over 3,100 runs, has been praised for his leadership over 14 matches.
  • The PCB cited his experience and rapport with players as reasons for the unprecedented dual role.
  • The appointment comes during a crucial phase in Pakistan's World Test Championship campaign.
  • A permanent full-time director appointment is still open, as per the board’s public notice.
  • Masood’s leadership is intended to strengthen alignment between board strategy and team performance.
  • The move signals a player-driven approach to cricket management in Pakistan.

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