Pakistan Cricket Board's cleanup campaign: Selector Aaqib Javed likely to be removed, reports claim
Following a crushing defeat against England, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has initiated a series of major changes within its team. According to reports, the board is now set to overhaul the selection committee, and former cricketer Aaqib Javed is likely to be removed from his position. Previously, the board had already dropped seven players and two coaches from the team.
VIMARSHNAARAD TVThe Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is currently taking strict measures to improve the performance of its team. Following the humiliating defeat during the England tour, the board has initiated major changes under its 'Mission Clean'. In this sequence, action against the selection committee is now considered inevitable.
According to media reports, former fast bowler and current selector Aaqib Javed, who has taken 883 wickets, is likely to be removed from his position. This decision by the board is being viewed as a stern action taken following the team's poor performance.
Previously, the PCB had made large-scale changes to the team, showing the door to seven players. Additionally, two coaches were also removed from their respective positions. This entire exercise is being conducted with the aim of securing the team's future and bringing consistency to its performance.
Discussions regarding such major changes in Pakistan cricket have been ongoing for quite some time. The team's disappointing performance in England has forced the board to take tough decisions. The news of Aaqib Javed's potential removal from the selection committee has created a stir in the sports world.
Board sources suggest that more changes in team management and the selection process might be seen in the near future. The PCB's primary goal is to prepare a strong and disciplined team for upcoming international tournaments.
Action against the selector, following the removal of players and coaches, indicates that the board is in no mood to tolerate negligence at any level. Despite Aaqib Javed's extensive experience, the team's recent performance has raised questions about his future.
An official announcement from the PCB is expected in the coming days, which will confirm the changes in the selection committee. Until then, this ongoing cleanup campaign in Pakistan cricket remains a topic of discussion.