The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is facing criticism for not having any representatives on the podium during the ICC Champions Trophy final in Dubai, with former player Shoaib Akhtar expressing disappointment over the absence. Despite being the host nation for the tournament, Pakistan did not have any official presence during the trophy presentation following India’s win over New Zealand in the final. The PCB’s decision to not have any representatives at such a significant event has raised eyebrows and drawn attention from cricket fans and experts. This move has led to questions about the Board’s commitment to promoting the sport and supporting its teams on the global stage. The absence of PCB officials at the final has left a void in the celebration of the prestigious tournament and has sparked discussions about the team’s future and the direction of Pakistan cricket. The lack of representation from Pakistan in such a high-profile event has not gone unnoticed and has generated mixed reactions within the cricketing community. As Pakistan looks to regroup and strategize for future tournaments, the spotlight is on the PCB to address the fallout from this decision and ensure that the team receives the necessary support and recognition in international competitions.