‘Har 3 Mahine Mein Khushkhabri’: Kamran Akmal, tears in his eyes, slams Pakistan team

The buzz surrounding Pakistan’s humiliating defeat against the USA in their T20 World Cup opener is not going away anytime soon. From former players to cricket experts, Babar Azam and company are receiving criticism from all over the world. Taking the match to the Super Over, Pakistan gave away 18 runs after veteran Mohammad Amir leaked seven runs wide. Later, pacer Saurabh Netravalkar successfully saved the target as the US claimed its first victory against Pakistan. Seeing this horrible start to their T20 World Cup campaign, former Pakistan batsman and wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal lashed out at Babar and co.

During an interaction with ARY NewsAkmal got teary-eyed while talking about Pakistan’s dismal show and stated that the team is not changing its mindset.

“Chahe pehle number ki team aa haye, chahe 15th ya 17th number ki team aajaye, mindset change humari nahi ho rahi. Humlog smajh hi nahi paa rahe. Main lucky player of hu jin ke saath main khela hu. Kis passion se woh khelte o. Team Kisi ko karib nahi lagne dete the. Lekin aaj yeh bhi naubat aa gayi 6-7 saal se har 3 mahine hume khushkhabri de rahi hai the opponent is. until the end. This team has been giving us good news every 3 months for the last 6-7 years.),” he said.

The 2009-T20 World Cup champion further stated that the internal politics of domestic cricket caused the decline in the quality of Team Pakistan.

“Domestic mein apni siyasat chal rahe hai. Apne pasand ke ladke la rahe hai. Regional cricket department of aapne bandh kar ke Pakistan cricket ka beda gark kar di. India number 1 kyu hai, 36 team thi, 43 kar din. Unhone teamein badhai taaki quality humare paas aa jaye. Yaha pe saal mein 8 match karwate hai who bhi saari team nahi khelte (They are carrying out their own agenda in domestic cricket by bringing in the players of their liking. They have stopped regional and departmental cricket and almost .destroyed Pakistan cricket.Why are India number 1 at the moment?They increased their squads from 36 to 43 to get more quality players.

Pakistan will now face arch-rivals India in their next Group A match of the 2024 T20 World Cup on Sunday in New York.