LAHORE: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Zaka Ashraf Monday said that anti-corruption laws would be framed in the country for thwarting cheating in the games.
On his return from Dubai at the Allama Iqbal International Airport, Zaka Ashraf talking to media said that his meeting with ICC was fruitful. He said that a vigilance wing was being set up, which would ensure players’ security and eradication of corruption.
PCB Chairman attributed the victory against Sri Lanka in both the series to the sincerity and hard work of the players. He said that the Pakistan cricket team would be provided best coaching in batting, bowling and fielding.
When quizzed, Zaka Ashraf said that talks were underway with India and Bangladesh for International cricket in Pakistan, however no timeframe could now be given for this.
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