Recent twin defeats against the England National Cricket Team put the Pakistan men's cricket team into a chaotic situation. From snubbing seven players to reshuffling the coaching set-up, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) took multiple steps to control the damage, with one more match to be played against England.
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Yousuf observed that after the win, the Men in Green troop was on the ninth cloud, far from the ground. The sudden change of attitude, which might have made the team overconfident, could have caused problems and long-term problems.
Mohammad Yousuf supports PCB's mass-sacking policy
While most of the cricket pundits criticized the PCB for making changes in the squads and the coaching set-ups, the former batter shows his support for the cricket board. According to Yousuf, not a single player so far has stepped up to do the needful for the team. So, as the board has at least tried to do something to change things in support of the team, the former cricketer found nothing wrong in the recent shuffle in Pakistan's Test team.
"The PCB has been supporting you throughout. So many coaches have come and gone, so many things have changed just to try and help the Pakistan team. But no player has stood up and taken responsibility. Eventually, PCB had to take a step that it did. I back what PCB did,” added Yousuf.
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