Ramiz Raja, the head of Pakistan Board, hears Star’s complaint, “Management is ignoring me.”. Umar Akmal has disclosed to the public that he wants to play cricket. But that the team administration is purposefully ignoring him.
Umar Akmal, the wicketkeeper-batsman for Pakistan. Has asked to meet with the head of the cricket governing body of his nation. Akmal recently disclosed to the public that he wants to play cricket. But that the team administration is purposefully ignoring him. With PCB chairman Ramiz Raja, he added. Wanted to talk about “a few things.” Notably, Akmal was barred from all cricket-related activities by the PCB in 2020. But his term was eventually shortened, allowing him to return to competitive cricket in 2021.
“Ramiz bhai! I want to meet you, I want to play cricket and I want to discuss a few things with you. Management is ignoring me without any reason,”
Akmal stated, as cited by Cricket Pakistan, on ARY News.
Umar Akmal received a punishment from the Pakistan Board for failing to disclose attempts for spot-fixing in the Pakistan Super League.
He afterwards felt bad about what he had done, and the PCB granted him permission to start playing club cricket again.
“Umar Akmal has been allowed to resume club cricket activities as part of his rehabilitation process, which commenced last month. In the processes completed to date, Umar has shown remorse, attended an anti-corruption lecture and participated in a Q&A session conducted by the Security and Anti-Corruption Department,”
In August of last year, PCB made a statement in a formal statement.
Regarding the Pakistan cricket team, the Babar Azam-led unit advanced to the T20 World Cup final before falling to England in a close match by the score of 5 wickets.
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