It’s unclear whether Babar consented to sharing his personal message on live TV, raising ethical questions about the PCB chief’s actions, as leaking private messages might be seen as a breach of privacy PHOTO: PCB Rashid Latif, the former wicketkeeper for the Pakistani cricket team, claimed on Saturday that Zaka Ashraf, the head of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) management committee, was allegedly neglecting Babar Azam’s attempts to communicate with him through calls and text messages. However, in response to these claims, Ashraf stated in an interview on a local news channel that the Pakistan captain had never reached out to him directly. Ashraf clarified, “He [Latif] says that I don’t pick up his [Babar’s] call. He has never called me. The team’s captain is supposed to talk with Director International Cricket or the Chief Operating Officer.” Despite Ashraf’s denial of any contact from Babar, he went to great lengths to substantiate his claim by sharing Babar Azam’s personal WhatsApp message with the interviewer. The WhatsApp exchange, aired on a live TV program, was between Babar and PCB’s Chief Operating Officer, Salman Naseer. In this revealed conversation, Naseer’s message reportedly stated, “Babar, there’s also been news circulating on TV and social
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