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To the boredom of many, seize fire has been occurred between chairman Pakistan Cricket Board Dr. Naseem Ashraf and senator Anwar Baig, who is the member of sports committee of senate. But, this is a welcome step towards the betterment of the game, according to many sports analysts.

In a recent committee meeting of senate, Dr. Naseem Ashraf excused and decided to took back his case from the court against senator Anwar Baig, whereas also decided to took back his movement in the senate against the chairman.

Dr. Naseem Ashraf was appointed as a chairman PCB by the chief patren President Pervaiz Musharraf, whereas senator Anwar Baig is an honored veteran member of parliament. The ongoing flame war between two was causing an international scene, and the image of Pakistan was being tarnished. Indian Media was as usual spotlighting the issue in the negative sense.

But there still remain some burning questions intact. As in his allegations, senator Anwar Baig voiced his firm opinion that the current chairman is involve in corruption, and senator also demanded the audit of the accounts of PCB, now when they both have mended their ways, everything has become all-right?

There is also a lesson in this for the chairman PCB. He has shown his haste and stubbornness on many occasions in public. He is also in the habit of chewing up his words. He is posted on a responsible post, and he remains in the limelight every time, as the game of cricket is very popular in the Pakistan. He should take utmost care in retaliating against any allegations by anyone, and should show a calm and solid composure. His outbursts only aggravate the matter more.

chairman PCB’s short tenure is littered with such outbursts. First he blasted Sarfraz Nawaz in front of media, and stressed media to publish his blast against Sarfraz Nawaz. Last year, chairman also said some very stern words for Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif in the wake of doping case, which wasn’t liked by the majority of nation. Recently he bashed former cricketers and said very rude words against them.

Voicing opinion is the right of any individual, but there should be a code of conduct. Throwing mud on others, and using the degraded words isn’t in the interest of chairman or PCB. Everyone knows that in the ad-hoc culture of PCB, everything is one man show, and so only one man is considered responsible for everything, and that is our chairman PCB, so he must realize the wind, and adopt a professional approach in running the affairs.