Pakistan’s cricket board, the PCB, is set for additional staffing changes, according to a report. PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi is expected to take further “tough calls” in the coming days, including changes involving the national selection setup.
The report says one likely move is altering the national selection committee, as part of a wider effort to restructure roles within the PCB’s cricket operations. It also points to the possible release of former Test cricketer Aqib Javed from his duties as a senior selector. While the exact scope and timing of the changes are not detailed in the available account, the tone across reporting indicates the reshuffle process is continuing rather than ending.
Different outlets emphasize different implications of the board’s internal turmoil—some focus on administrative restructuring, while others highlight the dismissal or reassignment of specific cricket personnel. Together, the reporting suggests the PCB is moving through successive changes to selection and decision-making roles under Naqvi’s leadership.
