Babar Azam, Mohsin Naqvi
In response, the PCB recalled seven players and replaced head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul ahead of the third and final Test in Birmingham, starting on September 9. Pakistan drew the series in the West Indies 1-1 under Babar but have now lost both Tests in England. Pakistan have already lost the three-match series after defeats at Headingley and Lord’s.
The leg-spinner further said, “Ab pachhtaye kya, jab chidiya chug gayin khet (It is no use crying over spilt milk). Babar Azam’s second spell as Test captain has also failed to improve Pakistan’s results after Shan Masood was removed from the role in May.
Pakistan leg-spinner Usama Mir has launched a veiled attack at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the team management after the board made sweeping changes following the team’s defeats in the first two Tests against England. his posts were seen as an indirect criticism of PCB officials and the team management Although Mir did not mention any individual. The PCB has sent head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul back home. White-ball head coach Mike Hesson and bowling coach Ashley Noffke will now take charge of the team for the final Test. Seven players have also been recalled from the tour. Wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan, injured opener Imam-ul-Haq, first Test captain Salman Ali Agha, spinner Ali Usman and pacer Khurram Shahzad — many of whom played in the second Test at Lord’s — have been sent home. All-rounder Aamir Jamal and batter Awais Zafar have also returned without playing a match in England.