Imran Khan expressed disappointment over Pakistan's Champions Trophy exit, blaming poor leadership in cricket administration, while former PCB chief Najam Sethi held Imran responsible for the sport's decline due to his overhaul of the domestic structure.

Pakistan's jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan is upset with the performance of his country's cricket team in the ongoing Champions Trophy

Pakistan, the host nation and the defending champions incurred a humiliating fate after losing their opening two Group A matches last week.

Former PCB chairman Najam Sethi on Tuesday blamed ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan for Pakistan cricket's decline. The team's performance has dipped since a revamp of the domestic cricket structure in 2019.

Imran Khan, Pakistan's ex-prime minister and former cricketer, criticized the Pakistan cricket team's performance in the Champions Trophy. They were the first team eliminated after losses to New Zealand and India.

Pakistan's jailed former prime minister, Imran Khan, has been left highly disappointed with the performance of his country's cricket team in the ongoing Champions Trophy. Pakistan, the defending champions and the host nation, suffered an embarrassing group-stage exit in the ICC tournament.

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan criticized the decision-making in Pakistan cricket after the team's early exit from the ICC Champions Trophy

Following the team's exit from the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign, World Cup-winning captain and former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed his disappointment and said that cricket will be "destroyed" if "favourites" are put in decision-making positions.