The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), under the leadership of Mohsin Naqvi, is contemplating significant changes to its cricket management following a disappointing 0-2 defeat to Bangladesh in a two-Test series. This loss marks the fourth consecutive Test defeat for Pakistan against Bangladesh. Reports indicate that the PCB is considering the removal of Test head coach Sarfaraz Khan and captain Shan Masood, with discussions already underway regarding the potential involvement of former players Younis Khan and Muhammad Hafeez in key roles. A source revealed that while there is a proposal to revert Sarfaraz to managing the under-19 and A teams, any final decision will depend on reaching an agreement with Younis, who has set specific conditions for his involvement. Meanwhile, Masood has expressed a desire for more time to lead the team, particularly with an upcoming away series against the West Indies and England. Hafeez's potential roles as chief selector or head of international cricket are also being explored, although there are concerns about his previous criticisms of the team and board.