Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif sharply criticizes the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and its leadership under chairman Mohsin Naqvi, calling the administration the most ineffective in about 70 years. In his remarks, Latif says the board’s management has contributed to a decline in the team’s performance.
Latif points to Pakistan’s recent matches against England as evidence of the downturn, saying the side has struggled to score even 200 runs. He links these batting struggles to broader public concern about the team’s competitiveness.
While both outlets focus on Latif’s broad condemnation of the PCB leadership and the same examples of Pakistan’s low scores against England, they present it as part of a wider debate over governance and cricketing standards. The reports do not include specific responses from the PCB or additional details on any internal disputes, focusing instead on Latif’s assessment of results and its implications for the team’s form.
