Former cricketer Abdul Rauf says that PCB’s fault Pakistan lost to England

• Former fast bowler Abdul Rauf believes that Pakistan lost to England due to PCB’s wrong policy
• Said that the Pakistan team had a mental breakdown in England.
• Rauf said that the body language showed that the players lacked “fighting spirit.”

Karachi: Former Pakistan test fast bowler Abdul Rauf said that the wrong policies of the Pakistan Cricket Committee in the past three years were the main culprit for Pakistan’s failure in England in the first two ODIs.

Rauf said that since the current management took office, PCB has been talking about strengthening the country’s cricket system. “But what did they do to our cricket? This team lost to an English team with so many rookies?” he asked. “This is the result of PCB policy and planning,” he told news.

Lauf said that when positive cases of Covid-19 were found among British team players and team officials, they changed players and team officials within a few hours, and appointed new captains and new team officials. They Won.

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For him, this is what a powerful cricket system can do.

He said that PCB has not organized a single district or municipal cricket match in the past two years, adding that people who know the sport have already predicted the result. “They have been pointing out the stupidity of the board,” Rauf said.

Rauf thinks cricket is different. He said that the needs and requirements of the game have changed, and the senior management of PCB does not understand this.

“they [PCB] Hiding behind big names like Waqar Younis, Misbah-ul-Haq and Saqlain Mushtaq,” said the fast bowler.

He said that Wakkar and Misbah had played multiple roles in the Pakistan team, but they failed to develop a good midfielder and opening batsman.

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Rauf said that PCB Chairman Ehsan Mani, CEO Wasim Khan, Waqar and Saqlain know very well what it is like to play in England because they have lived and played in England for many years, adding that it is difficult to accept how the Pakistan team surrendered Against the British third-tier team.

Where did the PCB go wrong?

Lauf praised Babar Azam as a “first-rate hitter”, but he “has no leadership.”

“he [Babar Azam] It is not possible to read different conditions or produce good results under pressure,” Rauf said.

Lauf said that when Sri Lanka defeated Pakistan in the ODI series and Zimbabwe also defeated Pakistan at home last year, the alarm sounded.

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He said that unless PCB appoints coaches and assistant coaches with sports science qualifications and completed level 3 or 4 coaching courses, Pakistan will not be able to survive at the international level.

He said that the Pakistani team had a mental breakdown in England, adding that their body language indicated that they lacked “fighting spirit”.

However, Rauf stated that the same players who participated in the first two ODIs should participate in the third ODI because there is no time for experimentation.