'PCB should learn from BCCI…', A Veteran Publicly Reprimanded Pakistan!
Kamran Akmal: The Indian cricket team is currently playing a 2-Test match series against Bangladesh. The first match was played in Chennai, which India won by a huge margin of 280 runs. Before playing the series with India, Bangladesh had defeated Pakistan 2-0 in the Test series. However, now after India's victory, former Pakistani player Kamran Akmal has instructed the PCB to learn from the BCCI. Along with this, this player has also reprimanded the PCB management.
'PCB Should Learn From BCCI'
According to a report by news agency ANI, former Pakistani player Kamran Akmal has talked about PCB learning from BCCI. He said on his YouTube channel that PCB needs to learn from BCCI, their team, their selectors, captain and coach. These are the things that make a team number 1 in the world. If we were that good, Pakistan cricket would not be here. Pakistan cricket is in bad shape because of your arrogance.
It is evident that the graph of Pakistan cricket team is going down day by day. Pakistan had to lose the test series against Bangladesh for the first time on home soil.
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Changes In Pakistan!
In the ODI World Cup 2023, the performance of Babar Azam-led Pakistan was worse than expected. The team also lost to Afghanistan. After this, Babar was removed from the captaincy. Later Shaheen Afridi was appointed the captain of the white ball, while the responsibility of Test was given to Shan Masood. Under Afridi's captaincy, Pak lost the series 4-1. After which Babar was again made the captain. Masood played a Test series against Australia for the first time under his captaincy, where Pakistan had to be disappointed by 3-0.
After this, under the captaincy of Babar, Pakistan had to face defeat from a team like USA in the T20 World Cup 2024. However, the poor condition of Pakistan is troubling many former players.
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