10 Sept 2026
Pakistan cricket's problems too deep for me to fix alone, says Wasim Akram
Wasim Akram has said Pakistan cricket's problems are too deep for him to fix alone. The former captain blames weak batting, bowling and fielding, an unstable domestic first-class structure, and inconsistent board decisions. He expected a 3-0 loss in England. Responsibility sits with many people, he says. The issues affect players, coaches and fans, and need fixes across the whole system.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Wasim Akram said Pakistan cricket's problems are too deep for him to resolve single handedly.
- He blames the team's struggles on batting, bowling and fielding shortcomings, an unstable first-class domestic structure, and inconsistent cricket board decisions.
- He said he knew before the England Test series started that Pakistan would lose three nil.
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