There a couple of issues from what I see.
Cricketers or ex cricketers should lead cricket directors, selection committee, coaches departments.
Other departments to do with administration and non cricketing topics should be led by qualified managers. There has to be a realization that management is a science.
Babar’s resignation from captaincy is unfortunate but if he did on his own free will, the decision should be respected.
If he was pressurized by PCB, then cricket in Pakistan will continue to rot.
Personally I didn’t think he was captain material but we don’t have better option.
Cricketers or ex cricketers should lead cricket directors, selection committee, coaches departments.
Other departments to do with administration and non cricketing topics should be led by qualified managers. There has to be a realization that management is a science.
Babar’s resignation from captaincy is unfortunate but if he did on his own free will, the decision should be respected.
If he was pressurized by PCB, then cricket in Pakistan will continue to rot.
Personally I didn’t think he was captain material but we don’t have better option.
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, then saying its the PAKISTAN WAY. Focused too much on T20 instead of ODI or Test Cricket, the Pakistan team now is only a T20 team what the West Indies team became a few years back, they are a decent t20 team but as soon as you go for the longer format you don't have anything, the issue lies with the system, infrastructure which cant support and develop players for the long game and solely focus on blind power hitting.
