Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif criticizes the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) over what he calls mismanagement during Pakistan’s Test engagements against England. In comments reported by multiple outlets, Latif alleges the PCB operates “through remote control,” suggesting decisions are made without sufficient cricketing input.
The criticism centers on changes to players and coaching staff during the course of a series, which outlets describe as unexpected and disruptive. These moves are presented as a key reason for broader concern about the PCB’s decision-making and planning, particularly as Pakistan continues to compete in the World Test Championship standings.
While the articles differ mainly in how they frame the controversy, they largely agree that Latif’s remarks reflect dissatisfaction with the PCB’s handling of the national team and that the England-related episode has intensified scrutiny of internal team management.
