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Today, 17:30 North Group Vitality Blast T20 Nottinghamshire Worcestershire match to start Pakistan Cricket Board Cricket Board has lost $90 million due to bilateral ties with India as Pakistan and India have not played a match since -2008 The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has lost $90 million million in his latest media rights deal.

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Since Pakistan and India have not played a match since 2008, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) lost $90 million in its latest media rights deal.

India only plays against Pakistan in ICC tournaments only because of the rift between the two countries.

According to a reliable source, the PCB’s latest five-year contract, which expired this month, included two home series against India,

The promoters who signed the deal worth 149 million dollars had a problem to make the series against India.

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“Unfortunately, since Pakistan could not play two home matches against India as included in the contract, Ten Sports and PTV the two broadcasters who got the rights have deducted $90 million from the total as per the contract,” said the source.

The PCB is said to have faced financial disparity with its recent airing of the unscheduled home series against the West Indies.

The source added that the PCB has started looking at the market to find good income for its short or long term international contracts.

“The problem is that right now because of the corona epidemic the situation in the market is bad. To be honest, cricket broadcasting rights have been bad since last December,” he said.

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DNA Only | Jungle Raj, corrupt legacy, million jobs: Why it’s easy to say ‘Nitish for PM in 2024’ Pakistan Cricket Board has announced a four-team women’s league, to run alongside PSL 2023 in Rawalpindi. Joining the international women’s T20 cricket, it will be a one-on-one between the top two teams in 12 matches and will take place before the eighth final day of the PSL. In the inaugural women’s league, four city teams will compete for the biggest prize in the Pakistan women’s domestic calendar in two league formats.

Lahore, Oct 6 (IANS) The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday announced the launch of the Women’s League, which will run alongside the eighth season of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) at the Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi, from March. 3. – 18 next year. “I am happy to announce the Women’s League. This league will attract young cricketers to this great game and help our current players to improve their skills when they start sharing with foreign players. The tournament will feature both current and former players in women’s cricket in what promises to be an exciting 13-match series,” PCB president Ramiz Raja said in a statement. England’s ‘superior’ cricketer faces discrimination, ECB launches probe: report

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The first match of the women’s league, which is expected to join the national women’s T20 cricket tournament, will be a one-on-one between the top two teams in 12 matches and will be held a day before the PSL final. Some of the women’s league matches will take place ahead of the eighth season of the PSL, which will run from February 9 to March 19.

“To increase the coverage and promotion of this, some matches will promote the HBL Pakistan Super League 8 matches. “This event is in line with our strategy to make Pakistan a strong cricket nation across all races and genders. Not only are we creating attractive brands to boost our economy, but through this tournament we are also giving opportunities to our cricketers,” added Raja.

In the inaugural women’s league, four teams from each city, each consisting of 12 local players and six foreign players, will compete for the biggest prize in the Pakistan women’s domestic calendar in two league formats.

“The more our women professionals participate in high-pressure sports, the more they learn. PCB is instrumental in empowering women to stand out. By engaging our women, who make up 49% of the country’s population, for economic development and development. human development in our country,” Ragg concluded. ‘God.

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After the establishment of Pakistan as an independent dominion of the British Empire in 1947, professional and amateur cricket began that year, as domestic equipment was already established when the country was part of the British Raj. Cricket was played informally until 1948, when the Board of Control was established. Pakistan was admitted to the Imperial Cricket Conference (now known as the International Cricket Council) in July 1952, and has been a full member and has been playing Test cricket ever since. The team’s first tests were conducted in India between October and December 1952.

The Pakistan Cricket Board was established on 1 May 1949 as the Board of Control for Cricket in Pakistan (BCCP).

At the first meeting, held in the committee rooms of the Lahore Gymkhana, HE Iftikhar Husain Khan Mamdot, Nawab of Madud, was elected President and Chairman, and Justice A.R. Cornelius as one of the three vice presidents. The following year, Cornelius became the chairman of the workers’ committee, until he left the organization in early 1953.

The vice-chairman was always one of the vice-presidents. In April 1957, Ayub Khan appointed three more vice-presidents (one of them himself).

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The response to the turmoil within the board was four times to question the rules and appoint an ad hoc committee. The first ad hoc committee was appointed in September 1960 and did not end until May 1963 when a new constitution was drawn up. The President of Pakistan will now appoint the Chairman of the Board who will also appoint the other members of the Executive Committee for a term of three years. Representatives of the four state cricket associations and state departments formed the executive committee.

The BCCP was reorganized in the 1970s and led by former players, professional managers.