PCB Chief Mohsin Naqvi: This shameless man does not regret, rebellion against Mohsin Naqvi in ​​Pakistan! PCB will be dropped from the chair

Lahore After the third consecutive defeat of the national team at the hands of India in the Asia Cup, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) president Mohsin Naqvi faced criticism and ridicule on social media and the demand to remove them from the post immediately. Pakistan lost to India in the final held on Sunday, after which Indian players refused to take the winning trophy from Naqvi, who are also heads of the Asian Cricket Council.

Senior leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Moonis Elahi wrote on X, “If this ‘chosen’ Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has a little courage, he should take action against Mohsin Naqvi who has ruined Pakistan cricket in such a short time.” He further said, “This shameless man has no regrets but those who have appointed him should think. He should be removed immediately.”

Former Sindh Governor Mohammad Zubair also targeted Naqvi, alleging that he dropped the top of Pakistan’s top players from the team, due to which the team suffered three consecutive defeats at the hands of the arch -rivals India.

Zubair claimed, “This man dropped Pakistan’s best batsman Babar Azam out of the team. He also dropped Pakistan’s best wicketkeeper batsman Rizwan from the team and chose players like Salman Aga and Haris in his place. He destroyed our batting.”

Jail -jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan, making political comparison, said, “Mohsin Naqvi is doing the same with cricket as Army Chief General Aseem Munir is doing with Pakistan.” Other people accused Naqvi of targeting real talents.

Journalist Omar Daraj Gondal said that even if the Indian captain should refuse to join hands or take a trophy, ‘The only answer is to defeat India in the stadium and shut down his mouth.’ He further alleged, “Cricket has fallen in Pakistan, like hockey. Why Naqvi was appointed by ‘Bigg Boss’ and he became the president just because he is a favorite of him. No one can hold him responsible.”