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August 22, 2007Posted on 08/22/2007 in Pakistan cricket
Butchering Pakistan cricket?
The folks at Pakistan's the Post newspaper don't seem to be particularly fond of the Pakistan Cricket Board. Here's an editorial lambasting the PCB.
PCB seems to be jinxed. The long and tragic history associated with it speaks volumes of how things have been working over many years. The current state of affairs therefore is no surprise.
And their daily cartoon says much the same
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