Ex-Pakistan selector Iqbal Qasim slams players for prioritising money over skills

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Former Pakistan spinner and ex-chief selector Iqbal Qasim has criticised the country's young cricketers for focusing more on lucrative league contracts than on developing their skills and game awareness. He also raised concerns about the lack of vision among selectors and warned against administrative interference in cricket. Qasim drew on his own playing days to emphasise the value of discipline, independent preparation, and national pride. He argued that financial rewards should be seen as a byproduct of improved performance, not the primary motivation for players.

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