The current meltdown in the Pakistan cricket team has taken a new turn

PCB selector Aaqib Javed criticised captain Babar Azam and coach Sarfaraz Ahmed for failure to take the required decisions on the field, forcing the board to step in.

Former Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur expressed his frustration towards the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after seven Pakistan players were sacked midway through the England Test series.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has hit the panic button, with sweeping change unloading ahead of the third and final Test against England.

Babar Azam and Co were bundled out for just 110 in their first innings, with pacer Ollie Robinson producing a sensational spell of 4/11 in 13 overs.

Sources close to the development also suggest Pakistani journalists will not ask questions about Imran or the interview for the remainder of the series.

Pakistan head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed said that he doesn't know anything about the conversation that took place between the PCB and ECB over Michael Atherton interviewing Imran Khan's sons.

Pakistan's Test team head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed has admitted that fitness issues still remains a concern in the national side ahead of its upcoming tours of the Caribbean and England.

The top officials of the Pakistan Cricket Board are set to meet over this weekend here to decide on the future of Test captain Shan Masood and head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed.

According to reports, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are considering massive changes following the team's recent 0-2 Test series loss to Bangladesh.