Pakistan’s cricket board, the PCB, is reportedly considering removing chief selector Aaqib Javed as part of a “clean-up” exercise led by Mohsin Naqvi. Both outlets describe the move as an internal shake-up within the selection and team management structure.
The reported development follows a recent decision involving Pakistan’s squad in England, where senior players Mohammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq and Salman Ali Agha were sent home. The timing has prompted questions about the PCB’s selection policy and how team management decisions are made.
While the two sources broadly align on the existence of the “clean-up” discussion and the earlier England roster changes, they do not provide detailed, verifiable specifics on the final outcome, the formal process, or the criteria being used for any personnel changes. The reporting frames the situation as ongoing and linked to broader concerns about cricket team administration.
