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ISLAMABAD (AP) — A senior member of the Pakistan Cricket Board selection committee has questioned the severity of Imam-ul-Haq’s calf injury and called for an inquiry into the treatment protocols after the opener didn’t bat during Pakistan’s 194-run loss against England in the second cricket test at Lord’s last Sunday.
Imam suffered a calf tear early in the 194-run Test loss, but is set to have action taken against him, according to Pakistan director of high performance Aaqib Javed
Pakistan’s disastrous England tour has now turned into a full-blown internal crisis, with selector Aaqib Javed calling for an inquiry into Imam-ul-Haq’s injury while defending the Pakistan Cricket Board’s dramatic mid-series overhaul.
Aaqib Javed has criticised Babar Azam and Sarfaraz Ahmed over Pakistan's decisions in England while explaining the PCB's major squad changes.
Pakistan shocked the world as they sent seven players back to the subcontinent in the middle of the Test series after being demolished at Lord's.
Japan has responded to India and Pakistan’s concerns over Asian Games cricket facilities, with the JCA defending the newly built venue, hybrid pitches and accommodation arrangements
Concerns about Imran Khan's health have been highlighted by his sons, who allege intentional isolation and threats to their father's well-being. Appeals for compassionate treatment and access to
Babar Azam himself is going through a lean patch with the bat in the series, scoring just eight and six at Lord’s as Pakistan suffered a 194-run defeat.