PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has admitted that Pakistan’s cricket team performs well in bilateral series but often fails to deliver in major international tournaments. He highlighted this difference while speaking about the team’s recent results.
Naqvi noted that Pakistan has won many bilateral series against different teams, showing good form in regular matches. However, the team has struggled under the pressure of big ICC events like the T20 World Cup and other global tournaments. Fans and experts have raised concerns over repeated early exits and poor performances on the biggest stages.
The chairman stressed the need for better consistency, stronger preparation, and improved mental strength to handle tournament pressure. He called for changes in team strategy, player selection, and training programs to turn things around for future competitions, including the 2027 ODI World Cup.
Pakistan has shown flashes of brilliance in recent bilateral series but has faced criticism for batting collapses, inconsistent bowling, and lack of big-match temperament in multi-nation events. Naqvi’s honest remarks have started fresh discussions among cricket fans about what needs to be fixed in the system.
Many believe that addressing these gaps will help Pakistan become a stronger force in world cricket. The PCB is working on reforms to build a more reliable team for upcoming challenges.
