LAHORE: The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Pakistan Cricket Board, Badar M. Khan, has tendered his resignation after more than eight years in the post and will leave at the end of the month, confirmed by the cricket board on Monday.
“While working under five PCB chairmen since July 2011, it is now time to move forward and pursue other opportunities,” Khan said in the press release, “It was a privilege to be part of the PCB and contribute not only to the company’s financial and commercial growth, but also to meet and work with some of the best talents.
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Babar M.Khan stated in the said, “I would like to thank both my past and present colleagues for their support, and wish the PCB success in the future.” While Chairman of PCB Ehsan Mani said Khan was “an important member of the Senior Management Team of PCB.”
“I want to thank him on behalf of the PCB for his contributions and wish him every success in his future ventures.” the PCB will begin the process of finding the successor to Khan soon, the press release added.
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