Last Update on: October 30th, 2023 at 07:01 pm
Inzamam-ul-Haq was appointed as Chairman of selectors ahead of Asia Cup 2023.
Pakistan are have lost against India, Afghanistan, Australia and South Africa
In what has been the latest development as per the reports in Pakistan media, it is learned that chief selector Inzamam-ul-Haq has resigned from the post. This comes after quite a few controversies emerged in Pakistan cricket.
Inzamam-ul-Haq sent his resignation letter to Pakistan Cricket Board chief Zaka Ashraf. This comes as a huge shock as he announced his decision midway through the ICC World Cup 2023. His resignation might be due to the team’s poor performance in the tournament.
Pakistan have suffered disappointing losses against India, Australia, Afghanistan and South Africa. They have just two wins from the 6 games and their chances of qualifying for the semi-finals are very less. Following the team’s poor performance, PCB including selector Inzamam-ul-Haq received a lot of flake.
Many former cricketers from Pakistan lashed out at PCB and Inzamam-ul-Haq for the team selection. They claimed that the former skipper picked players of his choice and the entire team is based on friendships.
Recently a lot of controversies have been taking place in Pakistan cricket. A news channel in Pakistan shared a screenshot of Babar Azam’s chat with PCB COO Salman Naseer after Rashid Latif claimed that Zaka Ashraf wasn’t replying captain’s messages.
Inzamam-ul-Haq was appointed as the chief selector of the Pakistan Cricket Team ahead of the Asia Cup 2023. This was the second time he was given the role. However, now has hung up his boots.
PAK vs BAN: Senior Pakistan Player Makes A Big Claim; Says PCB Wants Team To Fail
A senior member of the current Pakistan team has made a shocking revelation about the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). He while speaking to Cricbuzz said that the governing body wants the team to fail in the ICC World Cup 2023 so that they can make changes to the team according to their interest.
The senior player also admitted that they do have arguments in the group. But said that these things are common in the team and they deal with it quite well. He lashed out at the PCB, saying that they don’t want interference from external sources in the team as they mature enough to deal with things.
“The board wants the team to fail, they don’t want us to win the World Cup just so that they can make the changes and take control of who leads the team and who gets into the team.
“Whatever fights or arguments or disagreements we have within the team is quite common. We are all old and mature enough to deal with it by ourselves. We don’t need external interference.”
Pakistan are on the verge of elimination and their chances to qualify are very low. They will be next seen in action when they will take on Bangladesh on Tuesday (31st October).
