Faisal Hasnain as new chief executive of PCB

Faisal Hasnain as new chief executive of PCB

Hasnain replaces the post left empty by Wasim Khan, who ventured down in September, following the arrangement of Ramiz Raja as the board's new executive. The PCB explanation said Hasnain was chosen after a "powerful enlistment process" and will officially assume responsibility from January 2022.

"Hasnain is the UK qualified Chartered Accountant and has had an expert profession of the north of 35 years in high-profile money and sports organization jobs with a portion of the world's driving blue chip associations. This remembers his job for Monaco and Dubai as the (CFO) of the International Cricket Council (ICC) and as the Managing Director of Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC)," the assertion said of his accreditations. PCB Chairman Ramiz Raja said he was "charmed" to affirm the arrangement and invited Hasnain to the Pakistani cricketing family.

"Faisal is a recognizable figure in world cricket and is profoundly respected, regarded, and trusted for his greatness in corporate administration, monetary administration, and business keenness. With the plans I have for the PCB, Faisal will be an ideal fit as he can use his tremendous experience and information to assist us with accomplishing our business and monetary goals of making Pakistan cricket greater and more grounded," he was cited as saying by the assertion. The new CEO said he was "regarded and advantaged" to have been offered the chance and expressed gratitude toward Raja and the Board of Governors for their trust in him.

Hasnain said he was focused on having his impact in conveying the executive's vision for cricket, satisfying fan assumptions, fortifying former connections, and growing new organizations. "These are some of the most exciting times in Pakistani cricket and I look forward to working closely with my PCB counterparts to improve the image, reputation, and profile of this amazing institution," he said.

 

As the ICC's CFO, Hasnain dealt with a generally monetary arrangement of around $3 billion, the PCB official statement said and was likewise engaged with the offer of the ICC's business privileges for the 2007-2015 and the 2016-2023 business cycles. With ZC, he was instrumental in the renegotiating of their business obligations, showing up at the monetary plans among ZC and the ICC, getting ZC's financing and status inside the ICC, and getting facilitating privileges for the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2018, the PCB added.

Writer: Javid Khan

Published in Javid Khan 137, December 13th, 2021