The task was first entrusted to Shahryar Khan, who resigned and Nasim Ashraf finally succeeded in getting the Constitution restored after having it vetted to make it more corporate in nature. The new Constitution mandates a 14-member governing board with four representatives of the regional associations, one representative of the cricket playing organisations, two representatives of the players, and seven technocrats specialising in finance, law, media, and management.
The assignment was initially given to Shahryar Khan, who stepped down and Nasim Ashraf ultimately succeeded in having the Constitution revised to make it more business-oriented. The new Constitution requires a 14-member governing board with four representatives of regional associations, one representative of cricket-playing organizations, two representatives of players, and seven experts specializing in finance, law, media, and management.