Turmoil in Pakistan cricket: Mohammad Yousuf labels Babar Azam's coaches as 'poison'

The Pakistan cricket team is currently going through a rough patch, leading to constant questions about the team's performance. Amidst this, former Pakistan captain Mohammad Yousuf has opened a front against the team's coaching staff. Yousuf has raised tough questions regarding the working methods of the coaches.

In his statement, Yousuf labeled the coaches as 'poison' for Pakistan cricket. He believes that the current coaching staff has completely failed to provide the right direction to the players. He specifically mentioned Babar Azam's batting technique, stating that the coaches have failed to address his shortcomings.

The former captain stated that a world-class player like Babar Azam needs better guidance, but the coaches are merely completing formalities instead of improving his technique. According to Yousuf, this situation is extremely dangerous for the future of the team.

The role of coaches in Pakistan cricket has been a subject of debate before, but Yousuf's statement is being considered quite aggressive. He has directly held the coaching staff responsible for the team's poor performance.

Yousuf also indicated that if changes are not made to the coaching staff in time, the team's performance could decline further. He has demanded that the cricket board intervene in this matter immediately.

Yousuf's statement is being widely discussed in the corridors of Pakistan cricket. Fans and cricket experts are also concerned about the team's performance, and it remains to be seen how the cricket board responds to this.