Senior players from the Pakistan team, which are out of the first round of the ICC Champions Trophy, have intensified consultation to take a break from international cricket.
According to media reports, the Champions Trophy has been echoing the changes due to the poor form of senior players, but the players have begun consulting their performances for some time to take a break from international cricket.
Reports claim that senior officials of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are unhappy with the performance of the national team and may withdraw for rest in the series against New Zealand.
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After the Champions Trophy, the next assignment of the national team is the Whiteball Series in New Zealand, where the national team is to play a series of 5 T20 and 3 ODIs, which is scheduled from March 16 to April 5.
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The players were likely to be dropped due to poor performance of the players during the visit, but cricketers have decided to take a break in view of the concern.
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Among the players who are out for rest are the names of the Prime Minister, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Harris Rauf and Naseem Shah, but rumors have also been resonated with regard to other players.
