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Media Release - 4 April 2007
The first meeting of the Performance Evaluation Committee was held under the chairmanship of former Test cricketer Ijaz Butt at the Conference Room of Gaddafi Stadium here on Wednesday. Other two members of the committee Salahuddin Ahmad and Salim Altaf were also present.
The committee acceded to the request of Pakistan cricket team assistant coach Mushtaq Ahmad to interview first who was proceeding to England shortly. Mushtaq was asked about the reasons of the debacle in the West Indies where Pakistan team failed to reach the Super Eight stage of the World Cup. It was a fruitful and useful discussion during which Mushtaq was asked various questions and he gave his candid views about the defeat. Next meeting of the committee will be held on Thursday.
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Re: First meeting of Performance Evaluation Committee
Wonder why Salim Altaf and Salahuddin have to be in each and every committee? dunniya idhar say udhar ho jaey .. these cockroaches would still stick to their posts....
Re: First meeting of Performance Evaluation Committee
Wonder why Salim Altaf and Salahuddin have to be in each and every committee? dunniya idhar say udhar ho jaey .. these cockroaches would still stick to their posts....
Salahuddin "sallo" is good. Saleem Altaf is another story.
Thu Apr 5, 2007 3:56PM BST
KARACHI (Reuters) - Former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq on Thursday blamed the team’s first-round exit from the World Cup on the poor performances of the senior players.
Speaking in front of a committee appointed by the Pakistan Cricket Board to evaluate the World Cup debacle, Inzamam said poor batting had led to their early elimination. “He said the senior players had not delivered as expected although the bowlers did their best,” a member of the committee told Reuters.
Pakistan were knocked out of the tournament after they were beaten by hosts West Indies and debutants Ireland in two of their three group-phase matches and Inzamam relinquished his captaincy before flying back home.
Their coach, Bob Woolmer died the day after the Ireland defeat. Jamaican police are investigating his death as a murder.
Inzamam also stressed that the standard of domestic cricket needs to be improved if Pakistan are to regain their stature in world cricket. “He said there was need to have more quality cricket instead of quantity. And unless the domestic structure was improved Pakistan would always struggle to be consistent,” the committee member said.
The committee will also question other players, team officials, journalists and board administrators before submitting its findings in a month’s time.
Re: First meeting of Performance Evaluation Committee
episode 3!
Media Release - 6 April 2007
Statement issued by Mr Ijaz Butt, Chairman of the Performance Evaluation Committee:
Meeting of the Performance Evaluation Committee was held at the Servis House under the chairmanship of former Test cricketer Ijaz Butt. Other two members of the Committee former Test cricketers Salahuddin Ahmad and Salim Altaf were also present.
The Committee had an open session with Pakistan Cricket Team Media Manager Pervaiz Jamil Mir who offered his candid views regarding the team’s poor show in the World Cup 2007. The next meeting of the Committee will be held on Saturday during which former member of the PCB Selection Committee Ehteshamuddin and Shoaib Malik will appear before the Committee.
Media Department
Re: First meeting of Performance Evaluation Committee
In episode 4 , the guest star is Shoaib Malik… i wonder why ?
Media Release - 7 April 2007
Statement issued by Mr Ijaz Butt, Chairman of the Performance Evaluation Committee:
Meeting of the Performance Evaluation Committee was held at the Servis House under the chairmanship of former Test cricketer Ijaz Butt. Members of the Committee former Test cricketers Salahuddin Ahmad and Salim Altaf and were also present.
The Committee’s proceedings continued for over four hours. Test all-rounder Shoaib Malik, former National Selector Ehteshamuddin and former Test cricketer Muhammad Ilyas in separate sessions offered their candid views about the causes of Pakistan Cricket Team’s defeat in the World Cup 2007. There will be no meeting on Sunday and the Committee will next meet on Monday when former Test cricketer Shafqat Rana and former Secretary of the Board Col. (retd) Rafi Nasim will present their views before the Committee.
Re: First meeting of Performance Evaluation Committee
This is such a waste of time. Salahuddin, Ijaz Butt have both been Chief Selectors not too long ago - and this is just another round about way of them being brought back into the selection committee. Sallu and Ijaz will conveniently pass the buck onto Bari's selection committee and Inzamam, and kiss up to the PCB so that they get on board the new selection committee. If anyone looks at Pakistan's selectors and Coaches during the last 20 years, you will see that the same people keep coming back in circles and no new faces ever show up in the selectors committees or with the national coaches.
Re: First meeting of Performance Evaluation Committee
episode # 5
Media Release - 9 April 2007
Former Test cricketers Intikhab Alam, Shafqat Rana, former Secretary of PCB (formerly BCCP) Col (retd) Rafi Nasim, and Test wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal appeared before the Performance Evaluation Committee (PEC) at the Servis House here on Monday.
In a frank and open session the former cricketers and the Board official gave their candid views regarding team’s poor show in the World Cup 2007 and also offered their valuable suggestions for revamping the cricket structure in the country. The meeting was chaired by PEC Chairman and former Test cricketer Ijaz Butt. Member of the Committee former Test cricketer Salahuddin Ahmad was also present. Another member of the Committee Salim Altaf could not attend the meeting in view of his official commitments in Islamabad.
Next meeting of the Committee will be held on Tuesday during which former Chairman of PCB Lt-Gen (retd) Tauqir Zia and Manager of the Pakistan Cricket Team Talat Ali Malik will apprise the Committee about their views of the defeat in the World Cup 2007. Meanwhile, the Committee has also requested former Chairman of PCB Shaharyar M. Khan to pass on his views about the defeat. Mr Shaharyar is expected to meet the Committee on Wednesday.
