Pakistan Cricket is set for an important structural change as PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi plans to expand the advisory panel by bringing more former international players into the decision-making process. Pakistan Cricket officials believe additional experienced voices can help improve both national team performance and domestic structures.

Pakistan Cricket currently has former captains Misbah-ul-Haq and Sarfaraz Ahmed among the chairman's advisors. Pakistan Cricket could soon see more respected names added, with former captains Younis Khan and Mohammad Hafeez reportedly among those approached for advisory roles.

Pakistan Cricket matters related to national teams, domestic competitions and long-term planning are expected to be handled by the expanded advisory group. Pakistan Cricket chairman Mohsin Naqvi reiterated that cricket-related decisions should be taken by individuals with extensive knowledge and experience of the game.

Pakistan Cricket may also introduce stricter requirements regarding domestic participation. Pakistan Cricket authorities are working on a new central contract model that could make domestic cricket participation mandatory for contracted players across formats.

Pakistan Cricket aims to benefit from collective expertise as the board seeks stronger results on and off the field. Pakistan Cricket leadership believes a larger advisory group will lead to better decisions and provide a clearer pathway for the future development of the sport in the country.