“It would be a good idea to give these positions to someone like Sana Mir or Bismah Maroof. They should be promoted in the selection committees. They could even look at both the men’s and women’s teams simultaneously,” he added. Latif also questioned the constitution of the PCB for not making it easier for women to become part of the top brass. “This should definitely happen. Everyone thinks that a former men’s cricket player will get the position. Why should that happen? Why do we have chairman in our constitution and not chairperson? A woman can easily occupy that slot. Whoever makes the constitution should look into these factors,” he said. The former cricketer also claimed that Mohammad Akram, who is one of the top contenders for the role of chief selector, will not accept the offer. “I don’t think Mohammad Akram will be appointed as the next chief selector. He is very close to me but we haven’t discussed anything on this topic,” he said.
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