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PCB announces senior official's departure

Summary by The Express Tribune

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed the departure of Sami Ul Hasan as Director of Media and Communications. Press release by the PCB stated Hasan had made the decision to step down following the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, concluding a tenure that began in March 2019. Sami, who previously worked with the PCB from 2002 to 2004, rejoined after a 13-year stint with the International Cricket Council (ICC), where he served as Head of Media…

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PCB announces senior official's departure

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