Lahore : Former Pakistani Cricketer Moin Khan has been appointed the Chief Selector of Pakistan Cricket board on the place of Iqbal Qasim, who resigned after Pakistan lost all three of their group matches in ICC Champions Trophy in England.
Moin Khan was the member of Pakistani squad who won the world cup in captaincy of Imran Khan in 1992. He has played 69 Test matches and 219 one-day internationals as a wicketkeeper-batsman for Pakistan during a 14-year career.
"Moin met with the PCB acting chairman Najam Sethi and discussed in detail the role of the selectors and his vision for the future," said a spokesperson for the Pakistan Cricket Board.
The Acting Najam Sethi is also facing of charges of illegally occupying the post of PCB Chairmanship and his case is pending in local court.