Rashid Latif criticizes Pakistan cricket administration after England Test series defeat

Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif has labeled the Pakistan Cricket Board the worst in the last 70 years following the national team’s recent Test series loss in England. Pakistan dropped the three-match series after losses at Leeds and Lord's, marking a 0-2 deficit. The team has struggled significantly with the bat, failing to surpass 200 runs in any series innings to date. British media coverage has described the current group as Pakistan's worst touring side in 50 years. In response to the performance, reports indicate that the PCB is making changes, with white-ball coach Mike Hesson expected to oversee the third Test and red-ball coach Sarfaraz Ahmed facing potential dismissal. The final match of the series is set for September 9 at Edgbaston.

• 4:41 AMYahoo Sports — Rashid Latif slams Mohsin Naqvi's PCB as 'worst cricket board in 70 years' after Pakistan's horror Test series defeat in England