According to a well-placed source in the board the matter had been taken seriously since Aamir didn't inform them prior to accepting the invitation to appear in the show.
"This has happened just few days after the top PCB officials including Chairman, Sharharyar Khan and Najam Sethi had met with Aamir in Lahore and briefed him clearly on what was expected off him in England," the source told PTI.
The source said what had upset Shaharyar Khan and other officials was that Aamir went for the show even though few days earlier he was advised to remain low key, avoid the media and show tolerance and patience while dealing with the media and opposing players and fans in England.
"He was also told clearly to improve his attitude and not antagonize his own teammates," the source added.
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The other two, former captain Salman Butt and Muhammad Asif were not even considered for the England tour after English authorities conveyed to the PCB they would not be welcome in the UK this year.
The source said Khan would be speaking to Aamir about the matter prior to the team's departure from Lahore for London this weekend.
Interestingly, Shaharyar Khan also didn't mince words when he spoke to the media in Karachi on Wednesday indicating that some players were not happy with the PCB decision to allow players to only have their families on tour to England for just two weeks.
Khan also advised banned Test leg-spinner Danish Kaneria to avoid speaking against the PCB while abroad.
"I think Danish needs to think about what he is saying about the PCB in India. It is not a good thing what he has said and he should be careful with his statements."
Khan said that the PCB had never discriminated against any player because of his faith including Danish Kaneria.