PCB chairman defends mid-series changes during England Test series
Most outlets led with the Pakistan Cricket Board chairman, Mohsin Naqvi, defending the mid-series changes made during the England Test series as "essential." Geo News described the changes as "mid-series England changes," while the Daily Times used the phrase "sweeping mid-series changes." The Daily Times also added that Naqvi dismissed critics who "had themselves achieved nothing," a detail not explicitly included in the Geo News excerpt.
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PCB chairman defends sweeping mid-series changes
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi defended the sweeping mid-series changes made during the England Test series as “essential”, dismissing critics who he said had themselves achieved nothing. Speaking to the media in London, Naqvi said the decisions taken in England were necessary, adding that beyond performance, there were other matters he was currently […]
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PCB boss defends 'essential' mid-series England changes
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi pictured at the end of the Asia Cup 2025 Twenty20 international cricket final match between India and Pakistan at Dubai International Stadium in Dubai, September 28, 2025. - AFPNaqvi says white-ball cricket performance improved under his...
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