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First of all congratulations Shan Masood bhai on tying the knot.

If phone calls were made for making Shan Masood the vice-captain. Then I made those calls. Ramiz Raja stated that the head coach of the team received multiple calls when Shan Masood was benched for two matches against New Zealand and the head coach and captain were forced to play him. Ramiz Raja is engaging in unethical behavior. He was removed from his position as PCB chairman and is now resorting to low actions. If there was an issue, he should have addressed it while he was still in a position of authority. He should maintain his remaining dignity and refrain from speaking negatively about players and management.

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