<img title="PCB chief Shaharyar Khan" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2017/apr/22shaharyar-khan.jpg" alt="PCB chief Shaharyar Khan" /> PCB chief Shaharyar Khan
Karachi: Chairman Shaharyar Khan will step up PCB's efforts to end the 'Big Three' governance system in the International Cricket Council at the apex body's Board meeting in Dubai on April 24.
"We are against this governance and financial distribution systems and we want it to end. We have already made our stance clear in the ICC on the 'Big Three' issue and we are not backing down at the coming meeting," Shaharyar said.
Under the existing governance system, India followed by Australia and England keep the lion's share of earnings from the World Cups and Champions Trophy.
"Pakistan's stance is clear and there should be equal distribution of revenues generated by the ICC as every member country participates in the tournament and makes it a success."
Shaharyar had submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who is the board's patron. "The resignation has not been accepted as yet," Shaharyar said.

Chairman Shaharyar Khan will step up PCB's efforts to end the&nbsp;'Big Three'&nbsp;governance system in the International Cricket Council at the apex body's Board meeting in Dubai on April 24

PCB to step up efforts to end ICC's Big Three 

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Chairman Shaharyar Khan will step up PCB's efforts to end the&nbsp;'Big Three'&nbsp;governance system in the International Cricket Council at the apex body's Board meeting in Dubai on April 24

PCB to step up efforts to end ICC's Big Three

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