PCB Chairman Ramiz Raja speaks about Yasir Shah's alleged rape case
Ramiz Raja says that such headlines are not good for Pakistan cricket as he finally speaks over Yasir Shah's issue
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Ramiz Raja finally spoke about Test cricketer Yasir Shah's case, in which the leg-spinner is accused of being involved in aiding the rape and harassment of a 14-year-old girl, saying that such headlines are not good for Pakistan cricket.
Ramiz, in a press conference on Wednesday, said that Pakistan cricketers should know with whom they should socialize as they are the ambassadors of the game.
"It is a no-brainer, Yasir is a circuit player, and while we train and educate these players they are in ambassadorial positions and should know with whom and where to socialise," he said.
Raja added: ''I don't know what is the truth in this case but it is a fact that such headlines are not good for Pakistan cricket and especially at a time when there is a feel-good factor going through Pakistan cricket now."
It is important to mention that PCB also released a statement regarding this issue. The statement read: "The PCB is presently gathering information at its end and will only offer a comment when in possession of complete facts."
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