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  Quetta Gladiators owner Nadeem Omar on Wednesday said that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is to mostly blame for the failure of the PSL 2021 bio-secure bubble. “PCB chief Ehsan Mani admitted there is a lack of communication between the franchises and the cricket board,” said  Omar. The tournament was postponed earlier this month, leading to disappointment and anger among millions of sports fans across Pakistan. Omar said the PCB was “90% to blame for the failure of the bio-secure bubble”. During the show, he also called for the revival of club cricket in Pakistan. Read More: Mahnoor Baloch an ode to omre “The pillar for cricket in Pakistan is grassroots cricket and [the pillar for grassroots cricket] is club cricket,” he said, adding: “Both school cricket and club cricket.” Shedding light on the dismal situation of the infrastructure for cricket in Pakistan, Omar said former national team captain Sarfaraz Ahmed is forced to travel from his house to Karachi’s Do Talwar area to work

  Pak Versus NZ CHRISTCHURCH Pakistan’s celebrity batsman and also Captain Babar Azam may overlook out the next Test from New Zealand along with also the team may once more be directed with wicket-keeper Mohammad Rizwan. ” Babar Azam needed a full-scale coaching session but felt a small annoyance on his thoughts, after that, the club direction has chosen against carrying some hazard,” mentioned that the PCB at an announcement. The first skipper was ruled from this three-T20I string and also the very first Exam afterward he left his left thumb through an internet session from the lead-up into the white-ball string. “We’ve observed an advancement in Babar Azam’s accident but he’s yet to completely recuperate,” stated that the Pakistan crew’s physician, Dr. Sohail Saleem. Read More: Former FBR Chief Shabbar Zaidi Suggests Dr. Saleem explained the clinical crew is” always reviewing” Babar Azam accident and so is optimistic he can be designed for your home series against South Africa. The P

  Quetta Gladiators owner Nadeem Omar on Wednesday said that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is to mostly blame for the failure of the PSL 2021 bio-secure bubble. “PCB chief Ehsan Mani admitted there is a lack of communication between the franchises and the cricket board,” said  Omar. The tournament was postponed earlier this month, leading to disappointment and anger among millions of sports fans across Pakistan. Omar said the PCB was “90% to blame for the failure of the bio-secure bubble”. During the show, he also called for the revival of club cricket in Pakistan. “The pillar for cricket in Pakistan is grassroots cricket and [the pillar for grassroots cricket] is club cricket,” he said, adding: “Both school cricket and club cricket.” Shedding light on the dismal situation of the infrastructure for cricket in Pakistan, Omar said former national team captain Sarfaraz Ahmed is forced to travel from his house to Karachi’s Do Talwar area to work out in the gym. “He then goes from Do Ta