NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan Prime Minister and legendary cricketer Imran Khan has publicly criticised the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Moshin Naqvi following the team’s recent loss to Bangladesh in the first Test match at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
This defeat marks the first time Pakistan have suffered a 10-wicket loss in a Test match on home soil.
In a statement released via his X (formerly Twitter) account, Khan attributed the team’s declining performance to the PCB’s leadership, specifically targeting the PCB chief.
He pointed out the stark contrast between the team’s current form and their 10-wicket victory over India in the 2021 T20 World Cup, questioning the management decisions that have led to this downturn.
“Cricket is the only sport the entire nation watches with great interest on TV, but even that has been destroyed by powerful quarters who brought in an unqualified, favoured official to maintain their control. For the first time, we (Pakistan) didn’t make it to the…
This defeat marks the first time Pakistan have suffered a 10-wicket loss in a Test match on home soil.
In a statement released via his X (formerly Twitter) account, Khan attributed the team’s declining performance to the PCB’s leadership, specifically targeting the PCB chief.
He pointed out the stark contrast between the team’s current form and their 10-wicket victory over India in the 2021 T20 World Cup, questioning the management decisions that have led to this downturn.
“Cricket is the only sport the entire nation watches with great interest on TV, but even that has been destroyed by powerful quarters who brought in an unqualified, favoured official to maintain their control. For the first time, we (Pakistan) didn’t make it to the…
