The Pakistan Cricket Team’s journey in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 has been marked by ups and downs. They commenced with a strong start, notching victories in their initial two matches against The Netherlands and Sri Lanka.

Nonetheless, their winning streak was interrupted as they confronted their enduring rivals, India, along with challenging matches against Australia and Afghanistan. Pakistan has suffered losses in three consecutive fixtures, placing their campaign in jeopardy.

Intense Dispute Erupts Among Players, Babar Azam’s Alleged Isolation

Meanwhile, a significant number of Pakistani journalists have taken to social media to allude to ongoing tensions within the team. They have hinted at purported conflicts and have promised to reveal additional information. It is reported that a physical altercation involving two players occurred, and the team is currently grappling with escalating discord. Additionally, there are suggestions that the team’s captain, Babar Azam, may be experiencing isolation from a faction of players.

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PCB’s Clear-Cut Response

In response to the rumors circulating on social media regarding internal disputes within the team, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has addressed the situation. Pakistan’s supreme cricket governing body has emphatically refuted the allegations presented by numerous social media users

“The Pakistan Cricket Board vehemently rejects recent speculations regarding any internal conflicts within the national cricket team currently competing in the ICC World Cup 2023. Contrary to the rumors circulated by a specific segment of the media, the PCB unequivocally affirms the team’s unity and the absence of substantiated evidence for these claims. The PCB expresses its disappointment at the spread of such false information and underscores the critical importance of upholding journalistic ethics before disseminating such allegations,” stated the PCB in a press release posted on X (formerly Twitter).