Massive claims against the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). The Major League Cricket (MLC) franchises have alleged that PCB is charging hefty fees to issue the No Objection Certificates (NOCs) for their players.
As per reports, the officials of MLC brought the matter to the attention of PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi to resolve it, as a national cricket board asking for money to issue NOCs does not sound natural.
Pakistan Cricket Board defends $25,000 NOC fee as MLC franchises raise concerns
The matter took another surprising turn when MLC tried to draw Mohsin Naqvi’s attention in search of justice. It is reported that as the officials of the franchise league raised the matter to the Pakistan cricket governing body, the PCB replied that asking for money for NOCs was their right and it was a source of their revenue.
According to a PakPassion report, PCB is alleged to have asked the MLC franchises for a $25,000 fee to issue NOCs for players.
? PCB CHARGES $25K FOR NOC ?- MLC franchises have revealed that PCB is asking for a $25,000 fee to issue NOCs for players.- After raising the matter with PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi, they were told it is PCB's right and a source of revenue. (PakPassion) pic.twitter.com/9J9ySOQc79
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