The Pakistan Cricket Board has intensified its ongoing administrative overhaul by turning its attention toward its own selection committee. Amid a turbulent phase that recently saw seven players sent home from the ongoing tour of England alongside coaching staff changes, the board has now questioned the rationale behind squad selections for the West Indies and England assignments.
Scrutiny Over Squad Selection
Administrative turbulence has gripped Pakistan cricket in recent weeks, marked by sudden decisions including the mid-tour repatriation of players and structural shifts within the coaching setup. Building on these sweeping changes, the board has formally intervened in the selection committee's domain by questioning how specific decisions were reached for upcoming international fixtures.
Explanation Demanded Within Twenty Four Hours
The core of the board's inquiry targets the inclusion of specific players in the national setup. The Pakistan Cricket Board has specifically asked the members of the selection committee to justify the selection of Imam-ul-Haq and Mohammad Rizwan for the tours to the West Indies and England. With a strict deadline of twenty four hours imposed to submit a formal response, the selection panel faces intense scrutiny over its operational transparency.
