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Mohammad Rizwan, Imam-Ul-Haq Sent Back to Pakistan From England, Mike Hesson Replaces Sarfaraz as PCB Puts Hammer Down

Pakistan Cricket Board officials discussed the team’s poor form after losses by 1 innings and 103 runs and 194 runs, media reports said.

Summary by Hindustan Times
The PCB took a few hard calls as the board decided to send Mohammad Rizwan, Salman Agha and Imam-ul-Haq back to Pakistan from England. 

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Pakistan Cricket: Pakistan cricket has been rocked by the crushing defeat in two Test matches against England. The Pakistan team is currently touring England to play a three-Test series. England defeated Pakistan in the first two Test matches of the series, causing a stir in Pakistan cricket. Following the team's humiliating defeat, reports are emerging that Salman Agha, opener Imam-ul-Haq, and wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan have been dropped from…

The England Pakistan Test series is underway. Pakistan lost the first two matches of the series. Now the fear of a clean sweep is haunting them. Meanwhile, Pakistan has sent three players home directly. The coach has been sacked.

New Delhi. The Pakistan cricket team's performance is currently causing anger across the country. Two consecutive defeats in the Test series against England have caused turmoil within the team. A period of change has begun within the Pakistan cricket team. The innings defeat at Leeds […] The post Pakistan sent two players back from the England tour midway, decision after Lord's Test. What is the whole matter? appeared first on Aaj Samaaj.

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The Print broke the news in New Delhi, India on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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