PCB decides to remove women's team head coach 

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to remove the head coach of the women's team, Muhammad Wasim, from his post, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Sunday.
According to sources, PCB has decided in principle not to give a new contract to the head coach of the women's cricket team, Muhammad Wasim. 
Muhammad Wasim was appointed the head coach of the national women's team in 2024. 
Reasons for removing Muhammad Wasim from coaching have come to light, according to which the Pakistan women's team has continued to decline under Muhammad Wasim's coaching. 
Despite receiving the full support of the board, Muhammad Wasim failed to produce results. 
Contrary to claims, the team could not win a single match in the Women's World Cup. 
There are complaints about not coaching the players despite being the head coach. 
Muhammad Wasim was a batsman himself, but the women's team's batting became the weakest. 
Muhammad Wasim's behavior was erratic and he did not get along with the players, including the bowling and batting coaches. 
Wasim was also involved in the team's selection along with being the head coach.
The team's support staff was appointed at Wasim's discretion, but the results were zero. 
The national women's team is also suffering from continuous decline in the bowling department as well.
The team's fielding also failed to improve, with many catches dropped in the World Cup. 
Reporter: Hafiz Shehbaz