Kamran Akmal, a former Pakistani cricketer and national selector, has criticized the national team management and captains for their neglect of spinners during home Test series, particularly in light of a recent 0-2 defeat to Bangladesh. He argues that spinners have been systematically sidelined, lacking opportunities to prove themselves over the past three years. Akmal emphasized the importance of spinners in winning home series, citing that experienced players like Yasir Shah, Noman Ali, and Usman Qadir have been unjustly overlooked despite their capabilities. He also noted that the current fast-bowling lineup is not as strong as in previous years, making the reliance on spin even more critical. Furthermore, Akmal pointed to the overall poor performance of the batting unit in the series, calling for a more aggressive approach from players like Abdullah Shafique. His comments reflect a broader concern about the team's direction and the development of young talent.