Former Pakistan skipper and cricket board chairman Ramiz Raja expressed deep disappointment with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for what he deemed as the destruction of Pakistan cricket following the team’s exit from the World Cup in India. After Pakistan failed to qualify for the semifinals, finishing fifth in the standings, Ramiz defended captain Babar Azam in an impassioned video on his YouTube channel.
In the video, Ramiz criticized the PCB for its handling of cricket affairs and questioned the decision-making process. He specifically targeted the chief selector, interim chief selector, and the overall state of Pakistan club cricket. The 61-year-old emphasized the need for a change in the cricketing system and urged the board to undergo a transformation.
Ramiz Raja’s remarks highlight the ongoing scrutiny and criticism surrounding Pakistan cricket’s performance and management.
