LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board is likely to give important responsibilities to former captains of the national team.
According to media reports, former captain and cricketer Younis Khan is likely to be made the head coach of the Pakistan Test team.
Moreover, he is also likely to be made a part of the national selection committee. Reports added that Mohammad Hafeez is likely to be given the responsibility of PCB’s Director of International Cricket.
Mohammad Hafeez can also be given responsibility in the national selection committee.
Reports say that national Test team coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and captain Shan Masood are likely to be removed, and Sarfaraz Ahmed will continue his responsibilities with the Pakistan Shaheen team.
Earlier, Pakistan T20 team captain Salman Ali Agha became the strongest candidate to lead the Pakistan Test team.
According to sources, after the second consecutive series defeat to Bangladesh, it has been decided to change the captain of the national Test team.
According to sources, Salman Ali Agha has become the strongest candidate to lead the Pakistan Test team, and he will be the captain in the 2-Test series against the West Indies starting in July.
On the other hand, after the defeat in the Sylhet Test against Bangladesh, a distance arose between captain Shan Masood and the other players.
There was a lack of communication and communication between the players during their return home. Shan Masood was busy with his family.
It should be remembered that under the leadership of Shan Masood, Pakistan played 16 Tests in which they won only 4, while facing defeat in 12 Tests.
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