Pakistan Cricket Board to implement pay deduction policy - Cricket News Update
According to well placed sources in the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) it has been learned that the board has decided to implement a pay deduction policy in the national team to enhance the workability of the cricketers.
Speaking on the matter, a source on the condition of anonymity said, “This policy will ensure quality performances from the players playing for the country, which will raise the level of cricket in Pakistan.”
The policy has been enforced in the ongoing Test series against http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Zimbabwe-c3045 and the players who will either miss a game of fail to score runs will have to face a slashing in their salary for that particular match.
According to further details, a player who drops a catch will have a deduction of 300 to 900 Rupees deduction in his match fee. A batsman who goes back to the pavilion without scoring a run will not be paid his share of fee for that match.
According to the new rules, the players have to inform the board in advance before getting injured otherwise they will face a pay deduction from the next series that they play in.
While, the PCB authorities feel that this method will revolutionize the game in the country, many former and current players believe that this will leave the players with no other option than to seek their earnings from other places, leaving the possibility of match-fixing wide open.
However, the mastermind who constructed this policy the Chairman of the PCB, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Ijaz-Butt-c64128 while talking this scribe rebuffed such notions and insisted that players are involved in match and spot-fixing right now so there is no need to think that the pay deduction will cause the rise in this menace.
“We have thought it out and believe that we are right and for players to improve their work ethics it is imperative for us to make them work hard for every dime they earn,” said Butt.
Meanwhile, Pakistan’s former skipper http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Shahid-Afridi-c2482 who has had his horns locked with Butt since his ouster as the captain of the one-day squad bashed the chairman for introducing a policy that will put pressure on the players and increase their financial problems. According to him the young players already do not make enough money and with the imposition of such a ridiculous policy their chances to earn a better livelihood are surely going to be hindered.
Speaking on the matter, the 31-year-old Afridi further said, “Butt has gone insane, he always wanted to snatch the earnings of the cricketers and now with this “black policy” he has succeeded in his efforts.”
On the other hand, according to another source it has come to light that head coach http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Waqar-Younis-Maitla-c96193 decided to resign when he was told about the new rules and regulations as he was also to face a pay deduction in case the team lost a series.
It is believed that Waqar was not comfortable with these restrictions and wanted to bid farewell before facing the embarrassment of a pay deduction.
Pakistan’s astounding fast bowler http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Wasim-Akram-c96292 has also criticised the new rules and has called for an immediate sacking of Butt. Akram questioned the transparency of the whole system as he felt that players might face unjustified pay deductions in their salaries.
However, the PCB has insisted that the matter of pay deductions will be handled by http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Intikhab-Alam-c64380 and there is no question of him making any wrong calls regarding the calculations of the salaries.
Members from Cricket http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Pakistan-c755 if the new rules bring an improvement in the performance of the country’s cricketers.
Meanwhile, Pakistan’s legendary all-rounder http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Imran-Khan-c64237 who is secretly best friends with Butt has pledged to convince him to take back his ridiculous decision.
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