Ramiz Raja criticises PCB for rushed squad overhaul after poor results

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Former Pakistan cricketer Ramiz Raja has publicly condemned the Pakistan Cricket Board's recent decisions to restructure the national squad. Seven players were dropped and new faces were brought in, alongside changes to the coaching staff, following a string of disappointing performances. Raja described the sweeping changes as an impulsive, panic-driven response rather than a measured strategy. He questioned whether such hasty overhauls would genuinely improve the team's performance in the long run.

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