Pakistan cricket is in ICU because of incorrect choices: Shahid Afridi | Cricket News

Shahid Afridi. (AP Photo)

Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has raised considerations about Shadab Khan‘s inclusion in the nationwide T20 squad, criticizing the decision-making course of in Pakistan cricket.
Shadab Khan, who had been out of the workforce because the final T20 World Cup, has been chosen and named vice-captain beneath Salman Ali Agha for the upcoming New Zealand collection.
“On what basis has he been recalled. What are his performances in domestic cricket or otherwise that he had been picked again,” Shahid mentioned throughout a media interplay.
“All the time we talk about preparations and when an event comes and we flop then we talk about surgery. Fact is Pakistan cricket is in ICU because of incorrect decisions.”
Afridi highlighted the dearth of stability in the Pakistan Cricket Board‘s administration and insurance policies.
“There is no continuity, consistency in the Board’s decisions and policies. We keep changing captains, coaches or some players but in the end what is the accountability for Board officials,” the previous skipper questioned.
Afridi expressed concern in regards to the blame recreation inside Pakistan cricket administration.
“How can our cricket progress when there is a sword hanging constantly over the captain and coaches’ heads.”
Afridi commented on PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi‘s management, acknowledging his optimistic angle whereas noting his restricted cricket data.
“He wants to do well for Pakistan but in the end he depends on advice and I told him he can’t continue doing three jobs at a time. He needs to focus on one job because being PCB Chairman is a full-time job.”