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PCB Seizes Player’s Phones: Pakistan cricket is in turmoil. Recently, the board removed several players from the team during the England series. Furthermore, the coach was sent home and new players were added to the team. Now, another new drama has erupted. According to reports, the Pakistan Cricket Board has confiscated players’ phones. This decision has shocked everyone in the cricket world.

Shocking decision by Pakistan Cricket Board

According to Pakistani media reports, PCB officials have confiscated the phones of all members of the squad announced for the Edgbaston Test against England. They have confiscated all electronic devices. It is being reported that they will only receive their phones back after the final Test match of the series at Edgbaston.

The Pakistan Cricket Board has not yet issued a statement explaining the reason behind the seizure of the players’ phones. However, reports suggest that Pakistan has taken this step due to a private investigation. It is being reported that the board is concerned about media leaks, player behavior, and factionalism within the team. This may be why the PCB decided to confiscate the players’ phones.

Major changes in the Pakistan team

Pakistan’s performance in the Test series against England proved extremely disappointing. England won the first two matches of the three-match Test series. Following the series loss, the Pakistan Cricket Board was distraught and abruptly made some significant changes to the team. The PCB sent head coach Sarfraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul home. They handed over the responsibility to limited-overs coach Mike Hesson. Former Australian fast bowler Ashley Noffke was also appointed interim bowling coach.

The Pakistan team has undergone some major changes to its squad. Following losses in the first two matches, Mohammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq, Salman Ali Agha, Ali Usman, Khurram Shahzad, Awais Zafar, and Aamir Jamal were dropped from the team. The PCB has included five young players in the squad. The Pakistan cricket team’s performance in Test cricket has been disappointing, but the sudden changes mid-series have sparked controversy. However, the Pakistan team appears even weaker ahead of the third Test, which begins at Edgbaston on September 9th.