Pakistan lead trainer and boss selector PCB TO MEET , Misbah-ul Haq, and Pakistan’s Test commander, Azhar Ali, might be presented with a show-cause notice by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for proposing changes in the homegrown structure during a gathering with Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday.
Misbah and Azhar, alongside Mohammad Hafeez and Wasim Akram went with Chairman PCB, Ehsan Mani, and CEO PCB, Wasim Khan, met with Imran Khan to examine the fate of the Pakistan cricket crew.
Wasim Akram’s Recommendation Might Spell End of Azhar Ali’s Captaincy
Misbah, Azhar, and Hafeez mentioned PM Imran to reexamine his position of abrogating departmental cricket for local cricket. The players demanded that numerous cricketers have lost their positions on account of the changes. PM Imran dismissed the recommendation and continued that the progressions will improve the norm of cricket in the nation.
As per sources, PCB authorities were not satisfied when Misbah, Azhar, and Hafeez raised the issue in the gathering. The pair, who are under PCB contracts, are probably going to be presented with a show-cause notice. Hafeez, then again, isn’t halfway contracted which is the reason he won’t face any trouble.
During a service in regards to PCB’s communicating manage PTV Sports, Imran Khan discussed the absence of intensity in departmental cricket, saying:
I attempted to disclose to Misbah, Hafeez, and Azhar that the best players rise when there is seriousness. Australia is the best group on the planet cricket and creates the best cricketers on account of the framework.
Imran Khan Not Willing to Take a U-Turn on Department Cricket
As indicated by gossipy tidbits, enduring an onslaught skipper Azhar Ali may be hacked out from captaincy after helpless outcomes against England and Australia. Reports express that previous quick bowler, Wasim Akram, enlightened PM Imran concerning the absence of Azhar’s authority abilities.
Wasim Akram had likewise condemned Azhar’s authority characteristics after Pakistan’s misfortune to England in the primary Test, hammering him for his protective methodology.
