Ramiz Raja on the future of Pakistan cricket – Stumped, BBC World Service

As the dust settles on the T20 World Cup, Pakistan Cricket Board Chair Ramiz Raja reflects on their run to the semi-final of the tournament and expresses his hopes for launching a dedicated women's PSL competition.

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On this week’s Stumped, Alison Mitchell, Jim Maxwell and Charu Sharma are joined by the Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Ramiz Raja, to discuss their run in the men’s T20 World Cup.

He tells us that he spoke to captain Babar Azam about how to get India player Rohit Sharma out and what more needs to be done to ensure they win a final soon.

Plus, he shares his hopes for launching a dedicated women’s Pakistan Super League and explained how the decision by England and New Zealand to call off their tours made them feel 'used and binned'.

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