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It's Aaqib Javed Versus Whole Pakistan Now, He’s Making All Decisions By Himself, Says Atiq-uz-Zaman
National High Performance Centre: Former Pakistan cricketer Atiq‑uz‑Zaman has alleged that chief selector Aaqib Javed is ‘making all decisions by himself’ and that it has now become a case of him versus the entire set‑up, even as the fallout from wholesale changes dominates discussions about the ongoing disastrous Test tour of England.
Following a 194-run defeat at Lord’s that has left Pakistan trailing 2-0 in the three-match series, the side dropped seven players - Mohammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq, Salman Agha, Ali Usman, Aamer Jamal, Awais Zafar, and Khurram Shahzad - and relieved red-ball head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul of their duties.
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Ex-Pakistan Head Coach Jason Gillespie Slams Javed Over Wholesale Changes In Pakistan Test Team
The Pakistan Cricket Board: Former Pakistan head coach Jason Gillespie has launched a scathing attack on chief selector Aaqib Javed following a dramatic squad overhaul on their ongoing Test tour of England, saying that the remaining players in the national team are playing out of fear.
'Decisions By Authorities Doesn't Appear Performance Related,' Says Yousuf On Pakistan's Shake-up
The Pakistan Cricket Board: Former Pakistan batter Mohammad Yousuf has questioned the recent turmoil in Pakistan cricket, suggesting that the significant changes during the ongoing England Test tour are part of a recurring cycle of internal chaos and disagreements, rather than being purely performance-driven.
Pakistan's Major Test Shake-up Reflects 'familiar Cycle Of Internal Chaos': Ex-captain Yousuf
The Pakistan Cricket Board: Former Pakistan captain Mohammad Yousuf has questioned the latest sweeping changes made during the ongoing England Test tour and said the move reflects a "familiar cycle of internal chaos and differences of opinion" rather than being driven by performance.
'Pakistan Need Someone Like Kirsten Or Wright': Kaneria Draws Comparisons With Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Cricket: Former Pakistan cricketer Danish Kaneria heaped praise on Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) and highlighted that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) also needs to work on a similar path of building a team after their recent failures against England.
‘They’ve Ruined Cricket, Good For Nothing’: Former Spinner Danish Kaneria Tears Into Pakistan After England Debacle
And Babar Azam: Former Pakistan leg-spinner Danish Kaneria has launched a blistering attack on the country's cricketing system after Pakistan slipped to a 0-2 Test series defeat against England, questioning everything from player selection and coaching to the domestic structure and the administration's accountability.
'These Coaches Are Poison For Game': Mohammad Yousuf Hits Out Over Babar Azam's Failures
Mohammad Yousuf: Former Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Yousuf has lambasted the "so-called coaches" for not allowing Babar Azam to fix his flaws amidst the continued failures of the Test skipper.
Ex-Pakistan WicketKeeper Moin Khan Voices Concern Over Imran Khan's Deteriorating Health In Jail
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif: Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Moin Khan has joined the growing chorus of voices expressing grave concern over the deteriorating health of 1992 ODI World Cup-winning captain Imran Khan, urging the government and jail authorities to ensure the 73-year-old receives immediate and proper medical care.
'He Has Given Pakistan So Much': Miandad Calls For Release Of Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif: Former Pakistan cricketer Javed Miandad came out in support of imprisoned former Pakistan captain and Prime Minister Imran Khan, calling for his release. Miandad can be said to be the first high-profile Pakistani cricketer to comment on Imran's imprisonment publicly.
Azhar Ali Points To Domestic Cricket's Shutdown As A Key Reason For Pakistan's Test Downfall
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan: Former Pakistan captain Azhar Ali has attributed his national team's downfall in Test cricket to the shutdown of departmental cricket. Azhar, who has led Pakistan in nine Tests and 31 ODIs, called departmental cricket a "nursery" for Pakistan's national sides and felt that "it's being pushed out."
Rohit Answered All Questions With His Bat, Reminded Why He’s One Of World’s Best: Akmal
The Game Plan: Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Kamran Akmal believes Rohit Sharma delivered the perfect response to speculation surrounding his future with a sublime century in the third ODI against England at Lord's, saying the veteran opener reminded the cricketing world why he remains among the finest batters in the 50-over format despite India's 27-run defeat and 2-1 series loss.
Pakistan Cricket Is Going Down Fast, Lament Former Stars After Loss To Australia
Former Pakistan stars lambasted the current national team after its abject surrender against a depleted Australian side in the first two matches of the ODI series in Lahore on Tuesday, declaring that the country’s cricket is going down at a fast rate, a news report said on Wednesday.
Babar Reaffirms His Desire To Continue Playing In All Three Formats For Pakistan
T20 World Cup: Former Pakistan skipper Babar Azam has shut down talk of whether he would continue to play all formats and reaffirmed his desire to continue playing in all three formats, saying a player’s job is to play, not to decide which format to skip.
‘The Level Of Interference…’: Kirsten Hits Out At Mohsin Naqvi-led PCB, Reveals Reason For Quitting
Pakistan Cricket Board: Former Pakistan head coach Gary Kirsten has opened up about his short stint as head coach of Pakistan’s limited-overs teams, revealing that extensive involvement from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) played a major role in his early exit.
‘When You Don’t Accept Your Mistakes…’: Ahmed Shehzad Delivers Scathing Criticism For PAK After Series Loss To BAN
Bangla National Cricket Stadium: Former Pakistan batter Ahmed Shehzad delivered a sharp critique of the national side’s leadership following Pakistan’s 2-1 ODI series defeat to Bangladesh, warning that the team’s standards were declining at an alarming rate.
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