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PCB Leadership Review: Mohsin Naqvi Set for Key Meeting on Pakistan Cricket Changes

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PCB Leadership Review: Mohsin Naqvi Set for Key Meeting on Pakistan Cricket Changes

The PCB leadership review has become a major talking point after Pakistan’s recent Test series defeat to Bangladesh. The Pakistan Cricket Board is now considering several changes to the national team structure. Key decisions could emerge by the end of the week. PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi is expected to hold an important meeting on Friday at Gaddafi Stadium. During the session, team management will present a detailed report. Captain Shan Masood, coaches, and high-performance director Aaqib Javed are likely to attend. Reports suggest that the board may replace Shan as Test captain. T20I skipper Salman Ali Agha has emerged as a leading candidate for the role. However, some observers believe extra responsibility could affect his individual performances.

Captaincy and Management Under Focus

Shan took charge of the Test side in 2023. Since then, Pakistan have played 16 Tests and lost 12. As a result, the board faces increasing pressure to improve results. Former captain Mohammad Hafeez could also return in an administrative role. According to reports, he is under consideration for the position of director of international cricket. The role has remained vacant for several months. Meanwhile, the domestic cricket department also lacks a permanent director. Therefore, senior managers continue to oversee daily operations. Aaqib Javed’s responsibilities may also come under review. Over the last two years, he has worked in several positions, including selector and high-performance director. Despite those efforts, Pakistan’s results have not met expectations. The team struggled in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 and the ICC T20 World Cup 2026. In addition, Pakistan failed to make a strong impact in the 2024 T20 World Cup. Consequently, the upcoming meeting could shape the future direction of Pakistan cricket. Fans and analysts now await the board’s next move as it looks to rebuild confidence and improve performances.

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