After a significant 104-run defeat to Bangladesh in the first Test at Mirpur, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is taking decisive action to address the national team's declining performance across formats. The PCB plans to implement new central contracts starting July 1, 2023, which will be more performance-oriented, linking player salaries directly to their performance in international series and tournaments. This move aims to instill accountability among players, as many have reportedly become complacent, taking their positions for granted. The board is currently collaborating with its legal department to draft these contracts, ensuring they comply with employment rights while introducing performance-based clauses. Additionally, the PCB has decided to hold an extensive training and conditioning camp following the home series against Australia, which will last until the team departs for the West Indies in late July. The board is also considering financial incentives for players selected for red ball cricket, as part of its efforts to enhance competitiveness and skill development within the team. With several Tests scheduled in the coming months, these changes reflect the PCB's commitment to revitalizing the team's performance and discipline.