India, Sept. 7 -- The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday upped its ante against its own men's team post the debacle in England. After sending seven players home, the cricket body has now initiated a disciplinary inquiry following media reports highlighting problems in the dressing room regarding the behaviour of some players. After the losses in the first two Tests against England, the PCB sent Mohammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq, Salman Ali Agha and four more cricketers back home and replaced them in the Test squad.

Even Test coach Sarfaraz Ahmed was given the marching orders and was replaced by the white-ball coach Mike Hesson. On Monday, the PCB issued a statement confirming that an inquiry has indeed been launched. However, the board di...