Former Test cricketer Aamir Sohail believes that Asia Cup's hybrid model is not going to work for Pakistan in the longer run.
Speaking to a local news channel, Sohail said the hybrid model means Asia Cup is gone from Pakistan.
"It will be really tough for anyone who comes to power in PCB next. Management committee accepted hybrid model, it means Asia Cup is gone from Pakistan as only four matches will be held here," he said.
"This decision has also jeopardised Champions Trophy 2025 in Pakistan. PCB management should be careful while taking decisions," he added.
The ex-cricketer also thinks that Pakistan's participation in the upcoming World Cup in India would be a tough decision. "It will be a major challenge, whether Pakistan will go for World Cup in India or not. India have let us down so many times, we need to take a strong stance against them while taking the government in the loop," he reiterated.
Sohail, who sent legal notice to PCB management committee, lauded Najam Sethi for pulling himself out of the PCB chairmanship race.
"Najam Sethi sahab took the right decision to not take part in PCB chairman's election. I think there were some people in the management committee who tried to mess up things for the upcoming management," he shared his views.
According to details, Sohail, who represented Pakistan in 47 Tests and 156 ODIs, had requested the chief election commissioner and Ministry of Inter-Provincial Coordination (IPC) to restrict Sethi to call meetings and use other powers in the PCB.
The legal notice emphasised that Sethi's management committee tenure ended on June 19, hence they don't have powers to function in the PCB.