The PCB is likely to make changes in the selection committee after the poor performance in the T20 World Cup

The seven-member PCB selection committee is likely to undergo changes after Pakistan’s disastrous T20 World Cup campaign. While the PCB will conduct a review to examine what went wrong in Pakistan, it is understood that streamlining the functioning of the selection committee is a top priority for the board. ESPNcricinfo understands that the number of people in the selection committee will be reduced, and the PCB is also considering abandoning its brief study of having a selection committee without an official head or chief.

Wahab, however, is not expected to regain his position as the head of the committee, should the post be re-created. ESPNcricinfo understands that there is frustration at the PCB, including Wahab himself, over the public perception that he is running the selection committee as its main boss, and as such he bears the brunt of any criticism. Wahab’s departure from the committee remains a possibility, as Naqvi is determined to publicly demonstrate that no one is immune to negative consequences.

If no decision is made public at that time, the indications of any further changes in the national setting may be based on the revisions made to the contracts between the players when they expire on June 30. Although the PCB and the players agreed for three years. contract in a landmark decision last year, which only applies to the terms of the contract. Individual players can be moved up and down the ranks – or left out entirely – depending on their performance. Currently, there are three players in the top division: Babar, Mohammad Rizwan and Shaheen Shah Afridi.