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‘Scared to work’: Ex-Pakistan cricketer opens up on Mohsin Naqvi-led PCB

Times of India - Sports ·
‘Scared to work’: Ex-Pakistan cricketer opens up on Mohsin Naqvi-led PCB

The Pakistan Cricket Board is under scrutiny for its mid-tour changes to coaching staff and players.

Mushtaq Ahmed, a former spinner, expressed concerns regarding the continuous instability affecting potential coaches.

He highlighted that abrupt dismissals and emotional decisions deter talented individuals from taking up coaching roles.

For Mushtaq, ensuring stability is key to encouraging former players to contribute to the sport.

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