chinaman
December 1, 2003, 12:33 PM
Pakistan Cricket Board chief Lieutenant General Tauqir Zia resigned on Monday, saying that a controversy over his son's selection had contributed to his decision.
Zia, a 57-year-old retired army general, said he was confident his son would be able to win a place in the team without accusations of nepotism following his resignation.
Zia, in charge since November 1999, said he had recommended chief executive Ramiz Raja as his successor.
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Zia, a 57-year-old retired army general, said he was confident his son would be able to win a place in the team without accusations of nepotism following his resignation.
Zia, in charge since November 1999, said he had recommended chief executive Ramiz Raja as his successor.
Source (http://www.reuters.co.uk/newsArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=5CG3UZF4COVXQCRBAELCF FA?type=cricketNews&storyID=3914595§ion=news)