In light of these performances, Akram has called for the formation of a new Pakistan team, emphasizing the need for fresh talent and a revised strategy to restore the nation’s cricketing pride.
Lahore: Wasim Akram demands new Pakistan Cricket Team After T20 World Cup Defeat. Following Pakistan’s disappointing loss to India in the T20 World Cup 2024, former captain Wasim Akram has called for a major overhaul of the national cricket team. Expressing his frustration during commentary on an Indian sports channel, Akram criticized the team’s performance and strategic decisions.
“Pakistan doesn’t need an enemy; they are their own worst adversaries,” Akram remarked. He questioned the players’ situational awareness and criticized captain Babar Azam and the coaching staff’s ability to guide the team effectively. Akram particularly highlighted Mohammad Rizwan’s conservative batting approach against India’s key bowler, which he believed was detrimental to the team’s chances.
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Akram’s strong words reflected the sentiments of many Pakistani cricket fans, who are also demanding significant changes following the defeats to both the United States and India in the tournament. PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi echoed these sentiments, describing the loss as disappointing and hinting at major changes within the team.
In light of these performances, Akram has called for the formation of a new Pakistan team, emphasizing the need for fresh talent and a revised strategy to restore the nation’s cricketing pride.
