Pakistan batter Salman Ali Agha has questioned the decision to send players back home in the middle of the team’s tour of England, saying it “was not a good thing.”
Agha made the remark while reflecting on the team’s situation during the series, though he did not go into further detail about the board’s move.
His comments come amid scrutiny of Pakistan’s tour management, with the decision to send players home drawing attention during the England trip.
Source / Attribution: NDTV Sports
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