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Inzamamul Haq on Wednesday aired his grievances against the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) days after resigning as the chief selector of the Pakistan men\u2019s cricket team.<\/p>\n
Haq had resigned<\/a> as chief selector last week after media reports claimed he had a stake in a player\u2019s management company registered with the PCB. The reports said several top players, including Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan, were associated with the company. The reports subsequently raised questions regarding the team selection process.<\/p>\n Commenting on the situation during an interview on Geo News<\/em> show Capital Talk<\/em>, Haq said he had tendered his resignation not due to the team\u2019s less than satisfactory performance in the World Cup but after the PCB formed an inquiry committee to probe the allegations against him.<\/p>\n \u201cI think that if you had to investigate me or make an inquiry committee then you could have done so after the World Cup. I was still going to be here.\u201d<\/p>\n He said that ever since the 1992 World Cup, \u201cnon-cricketers\u201d blamed the players and absolved themselves of any culpability whenever the team\u2019s performance was not up to par.<\/p>\n He also took issue with PCB chief Zaka Ashraf first being appointed for a period of four months before being given an extension<\/a> of another three.<\/p>\n \u201cWhat development work will you accomplish in four or three months? What actually happens is that when you\u2019re taking extensions of three to four months, you try to shift your things onto others.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m not saying it is his (Ashraf) fault but a person tries to save themselves\u201d and shift responsibility for his mistakes onto others, he said.<\/p>\n