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Ramiz has an awful lot to do

Newly elected board chief has the vision to turn things around in Pakistan cricket. Now, he must make it happen and soon

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Pakistan’s ex-captain Ramiz Raja with Shahid Afridi ahead of the first T20 International against England at Dubai Cricket Stadium on November 26, 2015. Pic/Getty Images

Pakistan’s ex-captain Ramiz Raja with Shahid Afridi ahead of the first T20 International against England at Dubai Cricket Stadium on November 26, 2015. Pic/Getty Images

Clayton MurzelloWhat’s happening across the border? Well, former opener and captain Ramiz Raja has been elected unopposed as the 36th chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (in earlier years, known as the Board of Control for Cricket in Pakistan). 

Ramiz, 59, who played under Imran Khan, the current Pakistan prime minister, was not merely part of Imran’s 1992 World Cup champions. He carved two centuries in that campaign (v West Indies and New Zealand) and cricket lovers won’t forget the sight of him taking a catch at mid-off, offered by last man Richard Illingworth, to clinch world cricket’s biggest prize at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

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