The president of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Mohsin Naqvi, has taken an immediate notice of the reduction in matches of matches for national Crick players participating in the T20 National Tournament, ordering the officials who maintain the existing compensation structure.
A PCB spokesman confirmed that NAQVI has banned any decrease in matches for players, ensuring that their financial incentives remain intact.
This development follows the reports that matches of matches for national Cricket players would potentially reduce an informed figure of 100,000 PKR per game only to PKR 10,000, and the reserve players now received only PKR 5,000 per game.
The tournament begins on March 15 in Faisalabad.
In response to the situation, NAQVI has instructed the director of the National Crick ABDULLAH KHURRAM NIAZI to ensure that changes in the compensation of the players are not made.
“The president of PCB has immediately arrested any reduction in matches of matches for all players in the T20 National Tournament,” said the spokesman. “In addition, an immediate review of the party rates has been ordered.”
The intervention of NAQVI underlines the commitment of the PCB to support national Cricket players, particularly in a format that serves as a crucial platform for emerging talent.
The National T20 remains an essential part of the Cricket structure of Pakistan, providing players opportunities to show their skills and progress at higher levels of competition.
