Former Pakistan cricketer Ramiz Raja criticizes Pakistan’s cricket board (PCB) for making squad and coaching changes during the ongoing England Test series. He says the decisions involve sacking multiple players and coaches mid-series, and he mocks the approach as unprecedented.

In his remarks, Raja describes the PCB’s actions as having “created a world record,” framing the timing of the changes as disruptive for the team. The criticism focuses on how alterations to personnel occur during an active tour rather than before or after a series.

The report presents Raja’s comments without detailing the PCB’s rationale or naming all affected individuals in the excerpts provided. NDTV’s framing highlights the former player’s public reaction and the dispute around the PCB’s management choices, rather than reporting any direct response from the board or the broader team context.