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September 9, 2009Posted on 09/09/2009 in Pakistan cricket
The PCB's sorry saga
Given the testing times that Pakistan cricket is facing, the current flux in the PCB is remarkable even by the board’s standards. This editorial piece in Dawn, the Pakistan daily, claims chairman Ijaz Butt is not the man to provide stability and that he must be shown the door.
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