India, Sept. 4 -- Nasser Hussain, former England captain, is the latest cricketer across the world to voice his displeasure against the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and how the body reacted to the team losing the opening two Tests of the three-match series. After defeats in Headingley and Lord's, the PCB decided to send seven Pakistan players and two coaches back from England, drawing ire from fans and experts around the world.

Players like Mohammad Rizwan, Salman Ali Agha and Imam-ul-Haq were all given marching orders, and Test coach Sarfaraz Ahmed was replaced by Mike Hesson for the third Test in Birmingham, which will begin on September 9.

Moreover, Aaqib Javed, the PCB's director of high performance, lambasted Imam on live TV, quest...