Moin provided security after fans gather outside his house

The Pakistan chief selector returned home on Thursday after PCB recalled him for questionable behaviour at the World Cup.

(FILES) In this photograph taken on January 7, 2015, Pakistani cricket chief selector Moin Khan addresses a press conference in Karachi. Pakistani cricket chiefs on February 24, 2015, have launched an investigation into reports that chief selector Moin Khan visited a casino shortly before the team's calamitous World Cup defeat to the West Indies. Fans, already in despair at Pakistan's dismal start to the tournament, have reacted furiously over claims Khan was seen in a casino in the New Zealand city of Christchurch ahead of the team's crushing 150-run defeat to the Windies. AFP PHOTO/ Asif HASSAN

Pakistan’s under-fire chief selector Moin Khan has been provided security by the police after angry cricket fans held demonstrations outside his residence in Defence Housing Authority.

SSP Tariq Dharejo said police personnel had been deployed at Moin’s residence for security reasons.

“We have deployed the security after he complained that some people were protesting outside his house since he reached there from the airport,” Dharejo said on Thursday.

Moin returned home to an uneasy situation on Thursday from the World Cup after being recalled by the Pakistan Cricket Board for having visited a Casino in Christchurch on the night before the World Cup match that Pakistan lost by 150 runs against the West Indies.

Moin avoided a group of angry youth who had gathered outside the Karachi international airport to embarrass him with slogans and eggs.

After the former captain slipped away quietly into a waiting car without any baggage the angry youngsters vented their frustration by smashing the eggs on their heads.

The PCB has confirmed that Moin will meet with PCB chairman Shaharyar Khan this evening in Lahore to clarify his position.