Former cricketer Wasim Akram unleashes scathing criticism on Pakistan's performance, demanding a complete change in the team.
Former Pakistan captain, Wasim Akram, known for his aggressive pace bowling, has recently made headlines with his fiery comments on the state of the Pakistan cricket team. Following Pakistan's defeat to India in the T20 World Cup 2024 by a narrow margin of six runs, Akram did not hold back in his assessment of the team's performance. He criticized senior players like Mohammad Rizwan, Babar Azam, and others, questioning their game awareness and batting skills. Akram went as far as suggesting that the entire squad should be removed, emphasizing the need for fresh talent and stronger team cohesion.
The scathing remarks from Akram were echoed by fellow former cricketer Waqar Younis, further emphasizing the urgent need for a revamp in the team. The failure to secure victories in crucial matches has raised concerns about the team's ability to perform under pressure. Akram's call to 'make them sit at home' reflects the frustration and disappointment of fans and former players alike.
In addition to his criticism of individual players, Wasim Akram highlighted the lack of communication and team spirit among the current squad. He pointed out issues between Babar Azam and Shaheen Afridi, suggesting that these internal conflicts could be detrimental to the team's performance on the field.
As Pakistan faces the possibility of elimination from the T20 World Cup, the pressure is mounting on the team management to address the concerns raised by cricketing legends like Wasim Akram. The future of Pakistan cricket hangs in the balance as calls for changes grow louder, and the team seeks to redeem themselves in the remaining matches of the tournament.
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