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Shah Khawar Dismisses Notion That Board Is Responsible For Pakistan Team's Poor Performance
In a press conference, Khawar identified various factors contributing to the team's struggles and assured that a thorough review would take place under the upcoming board of governors.
"I don't think changes in the board in the last one year have affected the team. It might be a minor reason, but there are other factors, and once the new board of governors is formed and the new chairman takes charge, they will look into this," Khawar stated.
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- 24 May 2026 09:59