Imran Khan: I am going to reform Pakistan cricket
Imran Khan: "After the World Cup, I have decided, I am going to reform cricket. Much of disappointment has been faced."
By APP
July 22, 2019
WASHINGTON: Prime Minister Imran Khan Sunday said he had decided to reform cricket and raise a professional team for the next World Cup.
“After the World Cup, I have decided, I am going to reform cricket. Much of disappointment has been faced. Remember my words, Insha Allah, in the next World Cup, we will bring a professional and the best team,” he said while addressing the Pakistani American community here at Capital One Arena.
The prime minister arrived in Washington DC on a three-day visit along with a high level delegation, on the invitation of US President Donald Trump.
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