NEW DELHI: In a latest development, Pakistan chief selector Inzamam-ul-Haq on Monday announced his resignation midway through the ODI World Cup after the team's dismal show in the ongoing tournament.
Pakistan have lost four games on the trot after registering two wins and stand on the brink of elimination of the World Cup. Pakistan are currently sixth in the points table with 4 points in six games.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) also set up a five-member committee to investigate conflict of interest allegations.
"PCB has set up a five-member fact-finding committee to investigate allegations in respect of conflict of interest reported in the media pertaining to the team selection process.
The committee will submit its report and any recommendations to the PCB Management in an expeditious manner," PCB posted a media statement on X, formerly Twitter.
While talking to a news channel, Inzamam confirmed that he has stepped down from the chief selector's post after getting a call from the Board regarding an inquiry over conflict of interest allegations.
"I decided to step down till the time this committee completes its investigation and once all the issues are cleared I am ready to sit with PCB," Inzamam said.
" We are cricketers and ready to do anything for Pakistan cricket and I feel if there is any inquiry on me and since I am holding such an important post then I should step down and let them do the proper investigation," Inzamam added.
Pakistan have lost four successive matches in World Cups for the first time after losing to India, Australia, Afghanistan and South Africa.
