Mohsin Naqvi has been named the new chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). There is a possibility that Babar Azam – who was removed from captaincy....
Cricket woes - changes in team
Dear Ed,
Mohsin Naqvi has been named the new chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). There is a possibility that Babar Azam – who was removed from captaincy from all formats of cricket by PCB’s temporary head Zaka Ashraf – would become the captain of the team again.
After the poor performance of the team in the 2023 ODI World Cup, the complete management was changed. Shan Masood was named the test captain, Shaheen Shah Afridi was named the T20 captain, but the ODI captain has not been announced. After Babar Azam was sacked from captaincy, the team has failed to win matches. They have just won one match out of eight, which is quite disappointing.
Babar Azam is one of the most successful captains of the team and it is hoped Mr. Naqvi will take quality decisions for the betterment of the team since the next Champions Trophy will take place in Pakistan and PCB needs to persuade the Indian cricket team to come and play in their respective country.
Shahjan Bashir, Turbat
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