Chaudhry Muhammad Hussain

Chaudhry Muhammad Hussain was a Pakistani industrialist and cricket administrator who served as the Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) between April 1977 and July 1978.[1][2] He was the co-founder of Service Industries Limited.[3]

References

"Victorious down Prince in M. Hussain Cricket". www.thenews.com.pk.
Ghani, Faras. "The Crisis Engulfing the Pakistan Cricket Board". Bleacher Report.
Hussain, Dilawar (7 April 2014). "Putting the best foot forward". DAWN.COM.

Further reading

Memon, Taher (2018): Another Perspective: History of Pakistan Cricket 1977-98, Troubador Publishing. ISBN 1-78901-332-1.

Chairman of PCB
Iftikhar Hussain Khan (1949-1953) Nazeer Ahmad Khan (1950-1951) Pirzada (1951-1953) Mian Aminuddin (1953-1954) Bogra (1954-1955) Mirza (1955-1958) Ayub Khan (1958-1963) Syed Fida Hassan (1963-1969) I.A. Khan (1969-1972) Kardar (1972-1977) Chaudhry Muhammad Hussain (1977-1978) K.M. Azhar Khan (1978-1980) Nur Khan (1980-1984) Safdar Butt (1984-1988) Zahid Ali Akbar Khan (1988-1992) Nasim Hasan Shah (1992-1994) Burki (1994) Bokhari (1994-1998) Khalid Mahmood (1998-1999) Zafar Altaf (1999) Tauqir Zia (1999-2003) Shahryar Khan (2003-2006) Nasim Ashraf (2006-2008) Ijaz Butt (2008-2011) Zaka Ashraf (2011-2014) Sethi (2014) Shahryar Khan (2014-2017) Sethi (2017-2018) Mani (2018-2021) Ramiz Raja (2021-2022) Sethi (2022-present)

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