Dubai, The International Cricket Council (ICC) has publicly acknowledged the passing of Shaharyar Khan, the former chair of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), who played a pivotal role in cricket administration both in Pakistan and internationally. His tenure at the PCB and contributions to the sport were recognized by the ICC, reflecting his significant impact on cricket’s global landscape.

According to International Cricket Council, ICC Chief Executive Geoff Allardice praised Shaharyar Khan’s influential career, noting his adeptness in blending diplomatic skills with cricket administration. Khan, who led the PCB from 2003 to 2006 and again from 2014 to 2017, was lauded for his strategic vision and his esteemed role on the ICC Board, which facilitated various developments in the sport. Allardice extended profound sympathies to Khan’s family, friends, and associates within the PCB, underscoring the sense of loss felt across the cricketing community.

Khan’s legacy in cricket administration is remembered as one of diplomatic finesse and effective leadership, underpinning significant progress in the sport during his periods of stewardship. His contributions were integral to the advancements in cricket within Pakistan and his respected voice on the ICC Board further exemplified his commitment and influence in the sport worldwide.