It is evident that Pakistan's cricket performance is declining with each successive series. Now, in the hope of a comeback, the Pakistan Cricket Broad (PCB) opted for a new technique. 

The world knows the usage of AI can be dynamic including fields like IT, E-commerce etc. However, Pakistan is the first country to publicly disclose its AI-incorporated player selection process. 

PCB’s chairman Mohsin Naqvi, in a press conference, disclosed that the selection process of cricket players is mostly being conducted through artificial intelligence in the nation’s domestic cricket landscape. 

Naqvi further expressed this disappointment in players' performance, mostly after Bangladesh won against Pakistan in their homeland. 

“The problem is the selection committee has no pool to turn to from which to select players," the PCB chairman said.

"I spoke of surgery because we need to fix our problems. But when we look at how to resolve them, we don't have any solid data or player pool which we can draw from. The whole system was a mess. The Champions Cup will produce great talent, and we'll have records for the games that happen. For surgery, you need all the tools to perform it."  Stated Naqvi. 

Naqvi further stated that 150 contenders will be qualified to play. Among them, 80% of players would be AI-picked and 20% or less would be with human involvement.