Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has called for sweeping changes within the national team following their disappointing performance in the ICC T20 World Cup. The team's recent six-run defeat to arch-rivals India has prompted Naqvi to demand a thorough review and potential overhaul of the squad.
Naqvi expressed deep concern over the team's inability to chase down a modest target of 120 runs against India, highlighting the need for significant improvements. He acknowledged that the team's performance has been below par, not only in the World Cup but also in recent matches against the USA.
The PCB chairman emphasized the need to consider players who have been sidelined for some time, indicating that the current team composition may not be delivering the desired results. He stressed that the board has been supportive of the players but acknowledged that the team's underperformance requires a comprehensive review.
Naqvi's comments come at a critical juncture for Pakistan, as their hopes of advancing to the Super Eight stage now hinge on winning convincingly against Canada and Ireland. However, even if these conditions are met, the final standings could come down to net run rate.
The PCB chairman's remarks underscore the urgency of the situation as Pakistan faces a crucial test in the tournament. The team's management and selection strategies are expected to undergo scrutiny in the coming days, with potential changes aimed at revitalizing the squad and improving performance.
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