Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsen Naqvi said on Thursday that no decision had been made on Babar Azam’s future as captain. But, they agreed on a long-term plan after a meeting with a former player.
Head coach Kristen and her assistant Azhar Mahmood met soon after to discuss the defeat of workers in the World Cup. But, they refused to rush to solutions.
age_title - under_page_title -->Earlier, Daraf Naqvi had criticized Pakistan workers, saying they were not “core players” after their humiliating defeats against India and the elimination of USA and Pakistan in the Super Eight of the recently concluded T20 World Cup. and recommended overhauling the system.
“I asked them (Kirsten and Mahmoud) here because I want to talk to them (Kirsten and Mahmoud) individually and especially based on Kirsten’s statement about the World Cup,” he told the media here.
“Kirsten has provided a detailed report on the staff and this will greatly assist in the implementation of our future action plan.”
“No decision has yet been taken on the Babar-Assam case. The former member gave a full account of what needs to be done to improve cricket. However, I will not make decisions out of anger or based on what people say on social media.”
“Decisions taken in haste and anger usually lead to more complications and I don’t need that in our cricket,” he added.
Naqvi also said that he talks to some former players and accepts their recommendations. But, he said that he talks to the players who really need to improve Pakistan cricket. “I have been on the board for 4 months and I am involved in everything. I think there is a lot of work to be done in addition to staffing to escalate issues within the PCB. However, I don’t want to make any decisions. Quick exams.
