The Pakistan Cricket Board relieved former cricketer Mohsin Khan from his position as the head of PCB’s Cricket Committee, the cricketing body announced on Thursday.
He will be replaced by PCB Managing Director Wasim Khan.
According to a press statement by the PCB, Mohsin had "expressed his willingness to be released from his current position" during a meeting with Chairman Ehsan Mani, who accepted his request.
"It is always difficult to let go someone of Mohsin's stature and calibre, but we respect his decision," Mani was quoted as saying by the PCB press release. "I am thankful to Mohsin for his contributions and wish him well in his future endeavours."
The press release also included a statement from Mohsin: "I am very thankful to PCB Chairman Mr Ehsan Mani for honouring me with the opportunity to Chair the PCB Cricket Committee. My services are always available for Pakistan cricket at a suitable position in view of my past record."
The seven-member cricket committee was formed in October last year and Mohsin was appointed as its head. It comprises former captains Wasim Akram and Misbahul Haq, Director Academies Mudassar Nazar, Director Domestic Cricket Haroon Rasheed and Director International Zakir Khan besides former Pakistan women’s team captain Urooj Mumtaz.
