Pakistan investigate 'discipline and conduct' on England tour
Summary
Pakistan's cricket team is facing an internal investigation about discipline and conduct during their tour of England, where they have already lost two Tests. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has started this inquiry amid a chaotic tour that included sending home seven players and replacing the head coach.Key Facts
- Pakistan is losing 2-0 in a three-match Test cricket series against England.
- Seven Pakistan players were sent home, and seven new players were called up during the tour.
- Head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed was replaced by Mike Hesson from New Zealand.
- Pakistan players threatened to cancel the tour after an interview with former Prime Minister and captain Imran Khan was broadcast.
- The PCB has launched a disciplinary inquiry into reports about player behavior and team conduct.
- The inquiry is following PCB’s standard rules and all involved will be heard.
- There have been rumors and unconfirmed reports which the PCB has called unreliable.
- Australian coach Ashley Noffke joined Pakistan’s backroom staff to replace fast-bowling coach Umar Gul.
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