PCB chairman urged to train Pakistan team from 'coaches' instead of Pak Army

Pakistan are currently on a tour to Ireland for a three-match Twetnt-twenty International (T20I) series.

A day earlier, the Green Shirts emerged victorious in the second match against Ireland at the Clontarf Cricket Club in Dublin by seven wickets, levelling the three-match series 1-1.

However, the opener match on Friday took an unexpected turn when Ireland clinched their first T20I victory against Pakistan by five wickets.

Following the defeat, the PCT fans lashed out at the team for their continuous lackluster performances in the home and international series.

The fans also criticised the Green Shirts' 10-day training given by the Pakistan Army at the Army School of Physical Training in Kakul.

During the second match, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi also came to the ground to witness the match between the national team and Ireland.

However, the demand from the fans in the spectators' stand left cricket body head in stitches.

Without naming anyone, a fan urged the PCB chairman to provide training to Green Shirts' from international coaches recently hired by the cricket body instead of the Pakistan Army.

"Their training was not done well, re-do it but won't do it from there [Pakistan Army]," the fan could be heard saying in the video.

In response, Naqvi only smiled and nodded his head in agreement.