Karachi The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has a lot of disappointment and resentment due to the early exit of the Champions Trophy but has decided to keep quiet on the team matters by the end of the tournament on March 9. A PCB source said that the officials are hurt by the team’s performance in the tournament. The source said, “But in view of the big scenario, which is successful in the Champions Trophy and ensure that it brings positive publicity for Pakistan cricket as the host country, decided not to say anything on the performance of the team yet Has been done.”
The source said that it has been agreed to not discuss the team, selection or future plans internally as it will only divert attention from the tournament and bring ‘negative headlines’ for Pakistan cricket. The session said, “Board leadership also realizes that no excuse or rescue can be given for the poor performance in the team in the competition.”
The source said the PCB Champions Trophy’s successful hosting as the entrance to bring more international competitions to Pakistan, even though it had faced several obstacles to gain the right to host the tournament. However, the source admitted that after the end of the tournament, it would be reviewed a complete review of how and where things went wrong.
The source said, “Pakistan has to play a series of white balls in New Zealand from March 15 and Aqib Javed’s contract as an interim head coach will end on February 27 when Pakistan will play its final group match against Bangladesh.” Said, “So the board must definitely choose the head coach for the tour of New Zealand but this appointment may also be of interim nature. There may be a person from the National High Performance Center as PCB has not started the process of appointment of permanent head coach. ”The source said that PCB said that the new head coach before the start of the next ICC World Test Championship cycle from August this year Will appoint
