‘We want to fix our problems, but…’: PCB chief highlights major issues in Pakistan cricket team | Parami News

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi’s frustration stemmed from the absence of keen backup after Pakistan lost its first Test rather tamely to Bangladesh by 10 wickets. Bangladeshi’s victory at Rawalpindi was the Test match against Pakistan with such judgments 14 times and this continued to highlight Pakistan’s Troubles with the longer version game.

“I am by nature very am women disappointed when markets), Naqvi, Said, Yesterday.” The loss was suffered on a surface where Pakistan last celebrated a Test victory against South Africa in December 2021. After this, the side has registered five Test defeats, and four home Tests ended in draws raising eyebrows.

Naqvi pinpointed a fundamental problem if there is any, with regards to players’ selection. “The problem is the selection committee has such, there is none pool, to appeal for quality replacement players,” Naqvi was quoted out by AP. He was referring to what appears to be a serious challenge as it ys to player nurturing and selection.

In the Category League Super Eight of T20 World Cup Pakistan loss of match against India and the USA and team’s past are so sad that it practically makes a player want to shout about doing a full cycle out of. Naqvi highlighted that they all understand that it would be a home as well.

“Our intention is to improve our issues,” Naqvi said. “But when we pursue how to do that we have no trustable data base or [elite] players pool which we can utilize.”

Naqvi’s comments are a clarion call for Pakistan cricket in terms of reorienting its approach to player development in order to build up a reliable and consistent player pool who can cut it in the international arena.