Lahore, Apr. 27 : Former Pakistan cricket captain Younis Khan wants the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to decide on his appeal against the indefinite ban imposed on him by the board as soon as possible.
Younis’ counsel Ahmed Qayyum said the PCB is yet to take any action on his appeal and that it should resolve the issue quickly.
“My client wants his ban to be revoked and decision should be taken as soon as possible on it. So, far we have not received any official notification from the PCB regarding appointment of Justice (retired) Irfan Qadir to hear the appeal,” The Daily Times quoted Qayyum, as saying.
Meanwhile, Younis is hoping that he would be recalled for Pakistan’s tour of England, adding that he was keeping himself fit to respond to the PCB’s call.
“I have not heard anything about the hearing from the PCB yet. I am still waiting and whenever they will call, I will go. I am practicing as I always have done. I am not one of those who will sit around when not playing,” he said. (ANI)
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