The former Pakistan leader Shouib Malik stepped from his role as a teacher of local teams and the Champions Cup, which officially ended his participation with the committee.
Malik shared his statement on his social media platforms, and thanked the Pakistan Cricket Council (PCB) for providing the opportunity to support the local cricket game.
He revealed that he submitted his resignation two weeks ago, citing the challenges in managing many professional and personal responsibilities.
“Two weeks ago, I informed the Pakistani Cricket Council (PCB) of my decision to step down from my role as a local Cricket teacher after a lot of consideration and submitted my official resignation in writing,” Malik said.
He added: “This was not an easy option, but after thinking about my obligations, I realized that reconciling multiple responsibilities would prevent me from giving my best to Pakistani Cquery and to my professional and other personal priorities. To ensure fairness for everyone, I think this is the time to move.”
One of the veteran warriors confirmed that he would respect all the current contractual obligations to ensure a smooth transition and give PCB a suitable time to appoint a successor before the next local season.
He also grateful to the chlorine vinyl chlorine head, Mohsen Naqafi, Director of the Champions Events and Jahab Rayaz, the Central Chamber Executive Team, and his training colleagues. Malik expressed a special appreciation of the players who directed him, describing the experience as “very satisfactory”.
He continued, “I will fulfill my contractual obligations as planned, which allows to combat the Palestinian through a time to appoint a new teacher before the next season.”
I am very grateful to the Chairman of the Board of Vinyl multi -chlorine, Mr. Mohsen Naqafi, the executive team of the PCB, my former teammate and director of the champions and Alhab Rayez. “
“I hope that the multi -chlorine vinyl and all those concerned will be constantly success. Cricket runs in my blood, and I am still committed to supporting the future of cricket in Pakistan in any capacity I can.”
Earlier in the day, reports appeared indicating that a multi -chlorine vinyl vinyl decided to divide the roads with all the five mentors appointed last year to the Champions Cup.
The sources indicate that the decision – started by the Chairman of the Board of Directors, is a criterion – is part of a broader strategic shift in preparation for the upcoming local and international cricket events.
Among the five mentors affected by this restructuring, Satalain Mushtaq, Qar Yunus, Mushrif Allah, Sarvarz Ahmed and Shuwaib Malik. They were initially appointed in August 2024 for three -year contracts.