New Delhi: The General Auditor of Pakistan has identified the main financial discrepancies of millions of rupees in the Pakistanic cricket council (PCB), including unauthorized appointments and excessive payments to corresponding officials. The audit report points to cases of corruption during 2023, when the Council was led by Mohsin Naqvi and Zak Ashraf.The key findings include the abuse of 63.39 million Pakistani rupees paid to the police for providing meals during the security duties of international matches. The report also emphasizes the unauthorized hiring of three coaches under 16 years in the high -performance Karachi center, resulting in a payout of 5.4 million rupees.Furthermore, the matches officials were overparted by 3.9 million rupees, which raised concerns about the possible determination of matches. The report also challenges the hiring of the media director with a large monthly salary of 900,000 rupees.
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In addition, the audit notes that ticket sales contracts were entered without compliance with proper competing bid procedures. These revelations also tense the fragile administrative reputation of the PCB.PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi – who also serves as a Pakistani Interior Minister – is now under increased control. However, his ministerial status provides him with some legal protection.
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The Council was already under fire for Pakistani early departure from the trophies of Champions, which they hosted. Fans and officials have also criticized frequent changes in coaching staff and team management in the last two years.These audit findings contribute to the growing list of controversy surrounding the PCB and offer detailed evidence of financial poor management in the country cricket administration.
