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Shahid Afridi Hails Shan Masood’s Appointment as PCB Consultant

Last updated: October 27, 2025 10:12 pm
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Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has congratulated Shan Masood on his new role as the Consultant for International Cricket and Players’ Affairs at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), calling the decision “a great choice” for Pakistan cricket.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Afridi wrote: “Congratulations to Shan Masood on being appointed as the International Director of PCB — a great choice!” His statement reflected strong support for the board’s move, praising Shan’s cricketing intellect and leadership qualities.

Afridi further emphasized the importance of giving management roles to active or recently retired cricketers who understand the modern challenges players face. He also suggested that Sarfaraz Ahmed, the former Pakistan skipper, would be an ideal fit to lead domestic cricket affairs, citing his experience and deep understanding of local talent.

Shan Masood’s appointment marks a new phase in PCB’s administrative structure, where he will oversee international cricket planning, players’ management, and coordination with global cricket boards. This role is designed to bridge the gap between players and the board, ensuring smoother communication and professional growth for Pakistan’s international cricketers.

Afridi’s positive reaction has been welcomed by fans, who see it as a sign of unity and support among senior cricket figures amid ongoing transitions within Pakistan cricket.

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