Dispute with officials ended my tenure: Kabir
Kabir Khan’s reign as Afghanistan’s coach came to end after a dispute with the Afghanistan Cricket Board.
KABUL:
Former Pakistan fast-bowler Kabir Khan’s reign as Afghanistan’s coach came to end after a dispute with the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB).
“I texted our Chairman Hazrat Omar Zakhilwal of the ACB regarding some issues which I was not very happy with, and stated that if they don’t let me work without interfering I will rather leave the job with honour and dignity,” Kabir Khan told Cricinfo website.
Kabir was then told to leave two days after sending the message. “It was not an official resignation but two days later I got a letter from our CEO Aimal Shenwari that my resignation has been accepted and I replied saying okay.”
Published in The Express Tribune, August 20th, 2010.
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Former Pakistan fast-bowler Kabir Khan’s reign as Afghanistan’s coach came to end after a dispute with the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB).
“I texted our Chairman Hazrat Omar Zakhilwal of the ACB regarding some issues which I was not very happy with, and stated that if they don’t let me work without interfering I will rather leave the job with honour and dignity,” Kabir Khan told Cricinfo website.
Kabir was then told to leave two days after sending the message. “It was not an official resignation but two days later I got a letter from our CEO Aimal Shenwari that my resignation has been accepted and I replied saying okay.”
Published in The Express Tribune, August 20th, 2010.
t-�| l:�_M� Lrif Dis Regular"; letter-spacing:-.05pt'>Published in The Express Tribune, August 20th, 2010.