Former Prime Minister of Pakistan and former world champion captain Imran Khan has fiercely targeted the Pakistan Cricket Board. Pakistan cricket is facing many crises these days. After Pakistan’s defeat against Bangladesh, former player Imran Khan has criticized the officials of the Pakistan Cricket Board.
Imran Khan, who is currently serving a jail sentence on corruption charges, has made several allegations against the PCB. He has made a comment about PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi. He alleged that the current leaders of the board are ruining cricket in the country. Let us tell you that the current PCB chief is Mohsin Naqvi.
The former Pak PM said on social media that cricket is the only sport that everyone likes to watch on TV. He alleged that the PCB is engaged in ruining this sport. To fulfill its personal interests, the PCB is bent on destroying cricket.
The former Pakistan captain said that Naqvi is giving place to people of his choice at every level in the Pakistan Cricket Board. No one is being included in the board according to ability. The party’s condition has become bad. He said that this is the first time when we could not even reach the knockout stage of the T20 World Cup. Even after this, the performance of the team did not improve and we had to lose the test match by 10 wickets to the Bangladesh team. This is the new embarrassment of Pakistan cricket, but two and a half years ago this same Pakistan defeated India by 10 wickets. What happened in two and a half years that we lost to Bangladesh by 10 wickets? The board should take responsibility for this disaster.
Let us tell you that Pakistan’s team lost the Test against Bangladesh for the first time in history last Sunday. Due to that defeat, a situation of civil war has arisen in Pakistan cricket. During the match itself, the tension between the captain and the assistant coach was openly seen. In all this environment, the game of politics is also going on. Imran Khan is trying to explain to the board officials that the current government has failed to manage the cricket board properly.
