India, Sept. 7 -- It has been a week since the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) sent seven players and two coaches back home from England, but the decision is still being debated. The cricket board in Pakistan has become infamous for constantly chopping and changing, playing around with the coaches and captains. Citing a lack of security as the main factor, former Pakistan spinner Mushtaq Ahmed said he's scared of working for the country despite eagerly wanting to contribute to the national team.

Last week, the PCB sent players like Mohammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq and Salman Ali Agha back home after Pakistan's disastrous defeats in the first two Tests against England. The coaches also weren't spared as Sarfaraz Ahmed and Umar Gul were replaced ...