Lahore: Tony Hemming has resigned from his position as chief curator at the Pakistan Cricket Board, effective immediately. The announcement was made public through a press release issued by the board.

Hemming, who has been with the board for several years, played a significant role in overseeing the preparation and maintenance of cricket pitches across the country. His tenure was marked by efforts to enhance the quality of pitches to meet international standards.

The Pakistan Cricket Board has yet to announce a successor for Hemming. In the interim, it is expected that the board will appoint a temporary replacement to ensure continuity in pitch management and preparation.

The board’s statement did not provide details on the reasons behind Hemming’s resignation. The cricket community awaits further announcements regarding the transition and any potential impacts on upcoming cricket events.