Virat Kohli is a "role model" for being an epitome of grace even in defeat which shows that the India captain is a secure individual, feels former Pakistan women's cricket team skipper Sana Mir.
Mir, who retired from international cricket last year, has been removed from the commentary team and kept under isolation, the source said.
Former Pakistan captain Sana Mir announced her retirement from the game last week.
During a successful career, Mir, 34, played 226 internationals, including 137 as captain from 2009 to 2017.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday announced that Bismah Maroof will lead the side in the tournament.
The women's selection committee didn't include Sana in the squad, citing performances in the international and domestic events as well as the team combination considering conditions Down Under.
Former captain Sana Mir, who has represented Pakistan in 120 ODIs and 106 T20s, however, did not specify how long she intends to be away from the game.
The 33-year-old reached the milestone when she walked into the field for the ongoing third and final T20I against West Indies in Karachi.
This decision comes as a part of the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) revamp of its women's cricket set-up.
The Pakistan Women's cricket team has been under scrutiny as the team performed extremely poor in the World Cup and ended its run on Saturday with not a single win in the campaign.
Chasing a paltry target of 170, Pakistan team were bundled out for 74 in 38.1 overs in the ICC Women's World Cup match courtesy a brilliant bowling performance by the Indian bowlers.
The 31-year old spinner picked up a five-for on Sunday against Pakistan as India made it three from three games in the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup 2017.
New Delhi: Sana Mir born 5 January 1986 in Abbottabad, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province is a female Pakistani cricketer and captain of the Pakistan women's team. She Is the Right Handed Bats women and Leg break
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