Mohsin Naqvi's PCB has been under massive criticism after mid-series sacking (Credit: AP)
\n\nFormer Pakistan leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed, stated that although he would want to become a coach in his country, he is 'scared of working' for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and not receiving the respect and job security he deserves, on Sunday, September 6. Ahmed is presently a spin-bowling coach for the Bangladesh squad, but he has had a number of positions with the PCB in the past. Following the team's defeats in the first two Tests of the three-match series against England, Sarfaraz Ahmed and Umar Gul were fired, and seven players were sent home, further damaging PCB's already poor reputation.
\n\nWhite-ball coach Mike Hesson's team was requested to take over the last Test after seven replacements—five of whom were uncapped—were announced.
\n\n"I would love to do that for my country, of course. Especially at this time. Obviously, I need only one thing. Sometimes you get scared of working for your own country when the people don’t respect you and they sack you because of a few emotional decisions here and there… When you see those things, people getting sacked on a tour, you get worried and…
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