Former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has reportedly resigned as a member of the Pakistan Cricket Board’s national selection committee, marking another significant development in the country’s cricket administration.
Misbah, who is widely regarded as one of Pakistan’s most respected cricketers, had been involved in the selection process and was expected to play a role in important decisions concerning the national team. His reported resignation comes at a challenging time, with Pakistan facing criticism over recent performances and squad changes.
According to reports, differences over the selection process and a lack of consultation on key decisions may have contributed to Misbah’s decision to step down. The development comes after the PCB made major changes to Pakistan’s Test squad following disappointing results against England.
The board’s decisions have attracted considerable attention from former players, cricket experts and fans, with many questioning the timing and process behind the changes.
Misbah has previously served Pakistan as both Test and limited-overs captain and national team head coach. During his playing career, he became known for his calm leadership, disciplined approach and ability to guide the team through difficult situations.
His departure from the selection committee could lead to further changes within Pakistan’s cricket setup. The PCB will now face the task of maintaining stability while preparing the national side for its upcoming international commitments.
Misbah’s resignation highlights the continuing challenges surrounding Pakistan cricket’s selection and management system, as the board seeks to build a stronger and more consistent team for the future.
