Salman Butt

While Akmal and Anjum have held selection roles before, this is Butt's first appointment with PCB since returning from a ban after the spot-fixing scandal of 2010

Our XI also features, along the way, a Chin, a Butt, a Back and a Knee

He will stay in the role for the duration of the 2022 season for Singapore

PCB has offered the former captain a commentator's job for the upcoming season of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy

He was due to captain their second XI, but it didn't turn out that way

He is said to have exposed himself in frustration and faces the prospect of being kicked out of the next domestic tournament

In an excerpt from his autobiography, the former Pakistan captain opens up on his role in uncovering the scandal, and alleges that a management wracked by apathy did nothing to stop it

The Lahore Qalandars coach revealed that the decision to pick Salman Butt as a replacement for Mohammed Hafeez wasn't very tough, given Butt's consistent T20 numbers

This will be the most high-profile tournament for Butt since returning from his spot-fixing ban in January 2016

A scandal nearly as large as the one that preceded it by a decade

Peshawar kept their perfect run going in the Quaid-e-Azam trophy, while Mohammad Hafeez made a successful return to the competition after being overlooked for the international side

Legends of Rupganj defended 239 to beat Prime Bank Cricket Club while unbeaten fifties from Dhiman Ghosh and Salman Hossain lead Agrani Bank to victory over Shinepukur

The PCB granted Butt a No-Objection Certificate to play in the Dhaka Premier League, having cleared him of the controversy surrounding the privately organised Ajman All Stars League

With the final starting on December 21, the WAPDA captain decided to rest his premier bowlers on the third day and they could not defend 302 in the fourth innings against Sui Southern

WAPDA made it two wins in two in the Super Eight stage of the QeA to put one foot in the final

Lahore Blues secured the title against Lahore Whites thanks to a disciplined bowling performance and an assured innings from Imam-ul-Haq

Lahore Whites and Lahore Blues triumphed over Faisalabad and FATA respectively as Saeed Ajmal bowed out in Rawalpindi

The pair added an unbroken 209-run partnership as Lahore Whites thumped Islamabad by 109 runs

Salman Butt's unbeaten 85 carried Lahore Whites into the final four on a day that saw Peshawar and Rawalpindi eliminated