Mohammad Rizwan (Getty Images)
PCB Launches Internal Inquiry into Conduct Issues
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has initiated an internal disciplinary inquiry in response to media reports regarding player conduct and discipline. This investigation is currently underway and is being conducted in accordance with PCB regulations. The board emphasized that the review process is ongoing and aims to address the concerns raised by the reports.
Major changes in Pakistan team
Rizwan scored 12, 41, 7 and 1 in the two Tests he played in England.
PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi had said the review would look beyond performances. They include factors beyond performance and we will get to the bottom of it,” said Naqvi, as quoted by Cricinfo. He had also struggled with the bat during Pakistan’s two-Test series in the West Indies. Imam, meanwhile, suffered a grade-one tear in his left calf after the opening day at Lord’s and took no further part in the match. His injury was questioned publicly by chief selector and high-performance director Aaqib Javed. “We have had a discussion to ascertain the reasons behind it. The selection of Rizwan and Imam had also come under scrutiny, with the PCB seeking an explanation from a selection committee member over their selection. Selector Misbah-ul-Haq later resigned following the squad changes.