PCB Cites Behavioural Issues in Axing of Senior Pakistan Cricket Players

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The Pakistan Cricket Board has sent several players and coaches home following a string of recent Test defeats. Behavioural concerns are reported to have played a role in the removal of senior players, including Mohammad Rizwan. The board's selectors are now under scrutiny, with potential changes to the selection panel being considered. Head coach Mike Hesson is expected to retain his position after a review of white-ball specialists. The PCB has also sought formal explanations regarding selection decisions made during recent tours.

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