Afridi, Malik question PCB decisions over squad changes

Former Pakistan captains Shahid Afridi and Shoaib Malik have criticised recent decisions in Pakistan cricket, especially changes to the Test squad. Both players raised concerns about selection choices, the removal of a coach and the pressure facing cricketers after poor performances. Afridi said several decisions were difficult to understand and questioned the strategy behind them. […]

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