After the Pakistan national team left for the Bangladesh tour, the PCB selectors panel addressed the press on Saturday, which seemed an awkward move, since such conferences are usually held during team announcements.
After the sudden press conference, many associated names with Pakistani cricket also looked confused about its benefit. Out-of-favour International speedster, Junaid Khan, has also opined on this matter and claimed that he had seen such things in politics, but in cricket, this is the first time ever.
“I saw press conference in politics, in cricket like this I saw for the first time. The only good thing in the press conference was Asad Shafiq, because he didn’t say anything,” Junaid Khan on selectors’ presser#TOKSports #JunaidKhan #PCB #PakistanCricket pic.twitter.com/iSd3PNzygH
— TOK Sports (@TOKSports021) March 15, 2026What was the objective of this press conference?- Junaid Khan
Junaid Khan also went on to question the overall sense of this press conference. To him, it seemed that the one-hour-long session was all talk, but none of it made any sense in actual life.
He then mocked the Selectors panel for taking away all the credit for the goods in Pakistan cricket and not taking responsibility for the things when they went wrong, like in the ICC T20 World Cup.
"However, then they said that for the World Cup, we (selectors) gave them 20-22 players, and the coach and captain went on to pick the final 15 men for the squad and also the Playing XI. So I have this doubt that when they won, the input was from the selectors, but when they lost, it was blamed on the coach and the captain," he observed.
I felt bad for Asad Shafiq- the Pakistani cricketer felt his former teammate could be more useful in the conference
"Asad Shafiq is a known name in Pakistan cricket. I have known him since that series in Zimbabwe and Kenya, where I was featured after coming in from U-19s, and he had come in from domestics. Believe me, I have not seen such a polite man in my entire life," Junaid praised his former teammate.
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