The Pakistan cricket workforce is dealing with extreme criticism and vital adjustments following their disappointing efficiency within the ICC Males’s T20 World Cup 2024. The workforce didn’t qualify for the Tremendous Eight stage of the match, struggling defeats towards arch-rivals India and the USA.
Pakistan faces backlash and restructuring after disappointing T20 World Cup efficiency
In response to the workforce’s underwhelming efficiency, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has introduced stringent measures to revamp the squad. PCB Chairman Syed Moshin Naqvi has revealed plans for a complete strategic restructuring geared toward rebuilding the workforce’s competitiveness and morale.
Three of Pakistan’s outstanding cricketers, Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan and Shaheen Afridi, have been strategically withheld from collaborating within the International T20 Canada League to make sure they concentrate on restoring Pakistan’s cricketing status within the longer format. In a transfer to recalibrate the workforce dynamics, a number of gamers have been granted No Objection Certificates (NOCs) to take part in numerous worldwide leagues. The PCB goals to supply these gamers with alternatives to achieve expertise and publicity, which might be helpful for his or her progress and the workforce’s future efficiency.
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Pakistan gamers who received NOC from PCB
- Abrar Ahmed – Main League Cricket (USA)
- Fakhar Zaman – Caribbean Premier League (West Indies)
- Haris Rauf – Main League Cricket (USA)
- Mohammad Amir – County Cricket (England)
- Mohammad Haris – Lanka Premier League (Sri Lanka)
- Mohammad Hasnain – Lanka Premier League (Sri Lanka)
- Salman Ali Agha – Lanka Premier League (Sri Lanka)
- Shadab Khan – Lanka Premier League (Sri Lanka)
- Sharjeel Khan – World Championship of Legends
- Sohaib Maqsood – World Championship of Legends
- Usama Mir – The Hundred (England)
- Zaman Khan – Main League Cricket (USA)
