Ehsan Mani Elected as New Chairman PCB

Previous International Cricket Council (ICC) President, Ehsan Mani, has supplanted Najam Sethi as the new director of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).

The choice of Mani went unopposed amid an uncommon gathering of the Boards of Governors which was held at Gadaffi Stadium in Lahore on fourth September.

Mani was selected by as of late chose Prime Minister, Imran Khan, as an individual from PCB's overseeing board.

The gathering, led by Election Commissioner for PCB Justice (R) Syed Afzal Haider, chose that Mani will fill in as the executive of PCB for the following 3 years.

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Ehsan Mani is supplanting Najam Sethi, who surrendered from the post on twentieth August. He surrendered 4 years after he took a definitive position in the board. There is no denying that Najam's rein has brought awesome accomplishment for Pakistan's cricket.

Ehsan Mani's Background 

Conceived in Rawalpindi and a Chartered Accountant by calling, Ehsan Mani has remained an indispensable piece of Pakistan's cricket on the universal stage who has likewise filled in as the leader of ICC in June 2003.

Mani spoke to Pakistan at the ICC from 1989 to 1996. Following that, in 1996, he was chosen by all nations to the situation of Chairman of ICC Finance and Marketing Committee.

He has additionally served on various ICC boards of trustees which incorporate Chairman's Advisory Committee. He likewise prompted Lord Cowdrey and Sir Clyde Walcott amid their residencies.

Moreover, Mani has additionally chipped away at the Rules Review Committee and Governance and Organization Committee.

To feature his administrative abilities, Mani has officially spoken to the sorting outboard of trustees of the 1996 World Cup in Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka. In 1999, he was an individual from the ICC Cricket World Cup Advisory Committee in England.

A long-term UK inhabitant, Mani is additionally on the Board of various UK organizations, which incorporate keeping money and land. His money related skill was utilized by the ICC when he assumed a noteworthy part in the offer of ICC media rights in 2000. These arrangements accomplished an ensured salary of $550 million for global cricket chamber for the following seven years (up to the ICC World Cup 2007).

He played cricket for Rawalpindi Club from 1959 to 1965 preceding leaving for England to facilitate his examinations. Mani was a left-arm quick medium bowler and a right-gave batsman and has played close by various players who proceeded to gain universal respects.