Veteran all-rounder unhappy with the "liking and disliking" culture, lack of power for Babar Azam as captain, selection of players based on just one good PSL season and current coaching setup with the national side.

PCB Chief Executive excited at a packed calendar and the amount of cricket scheduled for Pakistan in the rest of the year.

The Pakistan fast-bowler who recently reached the milestone of 500 First-class wickets contributed in his side's 7 wicket win over Middlesex with figures of 6/70 in 31 overs which included 11 maidens.

The tour will commence with two T20Is in Barbados on 27 and 28 July, before moving to Guyana for the 31 July and 1 August back-to-back T20Is and series finale on 3 August, whilst the 2 Tests in Jamaica will be played between 12-16 August and 20-24 August.

The fast-bowler spoke about the recent selection policies in Pakistan cricket, responded to the criticism he has received since announcing his international retirement, his future plans and whether there is any chance of him reversing his decision to retire from playing for Pakistan.

Pakistan pacer Hassan Ali has moved up six places to 14th position and Shaheen Shah Afridi is up nine places to 22nd in ICC Test rankings for bowlers.

Captained by Babar Azam, the tourists won the 2-match series by a 2-0 margin with some exceptional performances by Fawad Alam, Azhar Ali, Abid Ali, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Nauman Ali and Hassan Ali.

PCB is in the middle of consultations with the Emirates Cricket Board and is carrying out a detailed financial and risk assessment as well as cost analysis for review by the franchises.

The Pakistan Head Coach also praised Babar Azam for his overall cricketing sense as captain and felt that the batsman had proved himself in every format. 

In an interview with Saj for Isport, the former Yorkshire all-rounder expresses his dissatisfaction with the investigation into institutional racism and explains why he feels that English cricket needs to get its house in order to tackle this problem.

PCB Chairman feels that despite their current run of successes, Pakistan will need to work hard if they have to achieve their objective of featuring in the top-three teams across all formats by 2023.

Former Pakistan great feels that PCB will be taking a huge risk by holding the remaining games of PSL 6 due to the rising instances of COVID-19 around the world.

In an interview with Saj for Isport, the England batsman speaks about his move from Lancashire to Nottinghamshire and how Peter Moores influenced that decision, how his introduction to Test cricket at a young age has shaped his career and his aspirations to represent England once again.

The batsman reached this milestone after his side's impressive 2-0 series victory which they achieved due to innings and 147 run win over Zimbabwe in the 2nd Test.

Award given in recognition of Pakistan captain's efforts during the month where in ODIs he made 228 runs at an average of 76.00 and 305 runs at an average of 43.57 in T20Is, wth a highest score of 122.

Pakistan spinner satisfied with his international performances so far but disappointed about missing his maiden Test 100 in the 2nd Test against Zimbabwe.

Opening batsman spoke in detail about the alleged culture which forced him to make the decision to leave Pakistan cricket, the disappointing responses to his plight and allegations by officials, why he feels that other players will follow his example and his aspirations to represent USA.

South Africa spin-bowler spoke about starting his cricket life as a fast-bowler and progressing to become an international spinner, his ambitions to play more Test cricket, his famous wicket-taking celebration, the influence of Imran Tahir on his bowling and South Africa's chances at the upcoming T20 World Cup.

Former medical head of the PCB feels that the board should have waited for the results of the independent inquiry before making any decision regarding his position.

Former Pakistan all-rounder spoke about his current coaching roles, what Faheem Ashraf needs to do to be recognized as a world-class all-rounder, the emergence of Mohammad Wasim Jr., views on Misbah-ul-Haq as Head Coach of Pakistan and why he feels Babar Azam is doing an excellent job as captain in all three formats.