Aaqib Javed dismisses reports of resignation, removal as ‘fake news’

National selector Aaqib Javed on Tuesday rejected reports of his impending resignation or removal from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) as “fake news” amid ongoing speculation about a major shake-up in the board’s cricket administration.…
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