NEW YORK:
The national cricket team’s extensive “Operation Clean Up” preparations have begun.
To address team issues, PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has consulted associates, board officials, and former cricketers.
After the T20 World Cup, it is generally agreed that underperformers and players involved in internal politics should be dropped.
This unequivocal activity is planned to happen after Pakistan’s T20 World Cup crusade closes. At least six players are expected to be dropped, according to sources.
Despite their poor performance, some players may only be in the team because of their good standing with the captain, according to reports.
Babar Azam’s captaincy is also the subject of concern, with criticisms leveled at his leadership and decision-making abilities.
The fact that several prominent cricketers work for the same management company raises concerns regarding undue influence.
The PCB Chairman intends to hold a press conference to discuss these issues broadly without mentioning any particular players.
The PCB is experiencing an increase in factionalism, which has led to adjustments in various departments. To enhance team performance, Naqvi intends to collaborate with former cricketers. However, these issues, according to some players, ought to have been addressed following the World Cup.
