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Explore Wasim Akram's insights into India's ODI World Cup 2023 final against Australia. Akram suggests a more aggressive approach for India's middle order, emphasizing a 'do or die' mentality. 

Wasim Akram comes out in defence of KL Rahul's 107-ball-66 in Cricket World Cup final

Explore Wasim Akram's insights into India's ODI World Cup 2023 final against Australia. Akram suggests a more aggressive approach for India's middle order, emphasizing a 'do or die' mentality. 

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Wasim Akram suggested that a more assertive approach during that crucial phase of the game could have altered the outcome in India's favour.

In the aftermath of India's ODI World Cup 2023 final loss against Australia, former Pakistan skipper Wasim Akram expressed his belief that India's middle order could have adopted a more aggressive approach.
The team managed only four boundaries between overs 11 to 50, contributing to a modest total of 240 runs. Despite some early hiccups in Australia's chase, they secured their sixth 50-over title with six wickets in hand.
Akram, speaking to Star Sports, emphasized the need for the middle order to play with a "do or die" mindset. He suggested that a more assertive approach during that crucial phase of the game could have altered the outcome in India's favour.
KL Rahul, who spent a significant portion of the innings at the crease, scored 66 off 107 balls. Akram acknowledged Rahul's cautious approach, considering the lack of batting depth after Ravindra Jadeja. He highlighted the potential impact of Hardik Pandya, suggesting that his presence might have allowed for a riskier batting strategy.
The former skipper also defended Rohit Sharma's aggressive style, particularly his decision to go for a big shot against Glenn Maxwell, despite hitting a four and a six in the previous two balls. Akram stated that Rohit's approach had been consistent throughout the World Cup, providing valuable starts for the team.&nbsp;
He criticised the sudden complaints arising from Rohit's performance in the final, noting that he had been delivering similar performances throughout the tournament.
Rohit's 47 did offer India an initial boost in the innings, contributing to a partnership of 76 runs for the loss of Shubman Gill's wicket after 9.3 overs.
However, after the dismissals of Rohit and Shreyas Iyer, India's innings lost momentum, leading to a heartbreaking end to their previously undefeated run in the tournament.
Akram's observations shed light on the critical moments where a more aggressive mindset from the middle order might have altered the course of the final.

Wasim Akram called Pakistan's 8-wicket loss against Afghanistan 'embarrassing' and said that it was a big enough score to defend.

Wasim Akram rips into Pakistan over fitness concerns | PAK vs AFG | ODI World Cup 2023

Pakistan cricket team's poor fielding during ODI World Cup 2023 has been the biggest concern for them and Wasim Akram was left furious after fielders once again let the Men in Green down vs Afghanistan.

Wasim Akram called Pakistan's 8-wicket loss against Afghanistan 'embarrassing' and said that it was a big enough score to defend.

Pakistan cricket team's poor fielding during ODI World Cup 2023 has been the biggest concern for them and Wasim Akram was left furious after fielders once again let the Men in Green down vs Afghanistan.
During a chat with A Sports, the former Pakistan skipper called the 8-wicket loss against Afghanistan 'embarrassing' and said that it was a big enough score to defend.
'You look at the fitness levels. We have been discussing on this show that there has been no fitness test for the last 2 years. If I take the players' individual names, they won't like it. It looks like they are eating 8 kg of mutton every day.' Akram added.
The former pacer also stated that fitness tests should be made mandatory.
'There should be tests. Professionally, you are playing for your country, you are being paid. I am with Misbah. When he was coach, he had that criteria, players hated him. But, it worked for the team. Fielding is all about fitness, and it shows on the field,' Wasim Akram stated.

Wasim Akram voiced his displeasure during the pre-match show for Pakistan vs Sri Lanka match.

Wasim Akram questions team director Mickey Arthur's absence during Pakistan vs Sri Lanka in Asia Cup 2023

Former Pakistani captain Wasim Akram voices displeasure over the absence of team director Mickey Arthur.

#PAKvSL #AsiaCup2023 #WasimAkram

<h2>Wasim Akram voiced his displeasure during the pre-match show for Pakistan vs Sri Lanka match.</h2>

Former Pakistani captain Wasim Akram has criticized the national team's management, raising concerns about Pakistan's team director, Mickey Arthur, being in Derbyshire instead of being present in Sri Lanka for the crucial Asia Cup 2023 matches.
These remarks by Wasim Akram came on a significant day when Pakistan are facing Sri Lanka in a must-win match, essentially a virtual semifinal to determine who would advance to the final against India.
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During an appearance on Star Sports, Akram voiced his displeasure, stating, "Our team director is in Derbyshire and tweeting about county games instead of being here with the Pakistani team in the Asia Cup."
Team director Mickey Arthur, who previously held the position of head coach for the Men in Green, is currently dividing his time between the Pakistan team and the English county side Derbyshire, where he serves as the head coach.
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Talking to Star Sports, former Pakistan pacer Wasim Akram revealed how Pakistan used to focus only on getting Sachin Tendulkar out when playig against their arch-rivals.

Wasim Akram reveals Pakistan only used to focus on getting Sachin Tendulkar out

Wasim Akram reveals how Pakistan's focus used to be only on Sachin Tendulkar!

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Talking to Star Sports, former Pakistan pacer Wasim Akram revealed how Pakistan used to focus only on getting Sachin Tendulkar out when playig against their arch-rivals.

Everyone in the cricket world is familiar with the greatness of Sachin Tendulkar. With countless number of records to his name, the Master Blaster used to carried Team India by himself on many occasions.
And now former Pakistani captain Wasim Akram has revealed how Pakistan only used to focus on getting Sachin Tendulkar out during their games against arch-rivals India.
In a conversation with Star Sports, Akram said &ldquo;Our team meeting used to last for 10 minutes, out of which nine minutes were spent on Tendulkar. Just get him out, rest of them will fall apart."
"This mindset changed when players like Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir arrived at the scene. In the early 90s, we used to just focus on Sachin.&rdquo;
Akram managed to dismiss Sachin Tendulkar on four occassions during his illustrious career, thrice in ODIs and once in a Test match.
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They will have a chance of doing well in that World Cup because it is played in our type of conditions in India on the sub-continent: Wasim Akram

ODI World Cup 2023: Wasim Akram opens up on Pakistan's venue debate

After PCB expressed its displeasure over their request for a venue swap for the World Cup 2023 being turned down by the ICC and BCCI, Wasim Akram had his say.

Here is what he said

They will have a chance of doing well in that World Cup because it is played in our type of conditions in India on the sub-continent: Wasim Akram

After PCB expressed its displeasure over their request for a venue swap for the World Cup 2023 being turned down by the ICC and BCCI, Wasim Akram had his say.
The former Pakistan captain feels that they have a very good ODI side and are led by 'one of the modern-day greats in Babar Azam.'
'As long as they are fit and as long as they play according to the plan, they will have a chance of doing well in that World Cup because it is played in our type of conditions in India on the sub-continent,' Pakistan's former pacer added.
Pakistan will open its World Cup campaign on October 6 and will take on India in the most-anticipated clash on October 15.

With speculations rife that MS Dhoni will retire at the end of IPL 2023, former Pakistani captain Wasim Akram chose who should lead the Chennai Super Kings after MSD.

'Won't get a better option' - Wasim Akram picks who should lead CSK after MS Dhoni

With speculations rife that MS Dhoni will retire at the end of IPL 2023, find out who former Pakistani captain Wasim Akram chose as MSD's successor at Chennai Super Kings.

#CSK #IPL2023 #Dhoni

With speculations rife that MS Dhoni will retire at the end of IPL 2023, former Pakistani captain Wasim Akram chose who should lead the Chennai Super Kings after MSD.

With MS Dhoni seemingly close to retirement, former Pakistani captain Wasim Akram has picked the legendary captain's successor at the Chennai Super Kings.
Speculations are rife that Dhoni will call it quits at the end of this year's IPL, and Akram has chosen Ajinkya Rahane as the man who should replace MSD at the helm of the Super Kings.
While CSK unsuccessfully tried Ravindra Jadeja as captain last year, MSD returned as skipper before the end of a disastrous campaign that saw Chennai win only 4 out of their 14 games.
Speaking to Sportskeeda, Akram said, "I think they won't get a better option than Rahane as he can become consistent and is a local player. We have seen that local players are more successful in franchise cricket."
Akram's comments about Rahane come at a time when the veteran Indian batter has exceeded all expectations with his performances for CSK this year. With a strike rate of 190, Rahane has already scored 224 runs in his 6 innings so far.
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 T20 World Cup 2022, PAK vs ZIM: While the neutrals cheered on yet another underdog-victory at the World Cup, Pakistani fans and former cricketers couldn’t quite comprehend how the shocking loss came about.

World reacts to Pakistan's shocking loss against Zimbabwe

The internet just couldn’t keep calm after Pakistan suffered a shock defeat at the hands of Zimbabwe.

Check out how the world of social media reacted to Pakistan’s 1-run loss against Zimbabwe.

While the neutrals cheered on yet another underdog-victory at the World Cup, Pakistani fans and former cricketers couldn&rsquo;t quite comprehend how the shocking loss came about.

&nbsp;T20 World Cup 2022, PAK vs ZIM: The internet just couldn&rsquo;t keep calm after Pakistan suffered a shock defeat at the hands of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/t20-world-cup-2022-zimbabwe-shock-pakistan-in-perth-166688133877">Zimbabwe</a>.
While the neutrals cheered on yet another underdog-victory at the World Cup, Pakistani fans and former cricketers couldn&rsquo;t quite comprehend how the shocking loss came about.
Check out how the world of social media reacted to Pakistan&rsquo;s 1-run loss against Zimbabwe.
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In his upcoming autobiography, Pakistan legend Wasim Akram stated that he developed a dependence on cocaine and it started innocuously when it was offered at a party in England but it grew steadily

I developed a dependence on cocaine: Wasim Akram opens up on drug addiction

Pakistan's legendary cricketer Wasim Akram made a major revelation about his drug addiction in his autobiography Sultan: A Memoir.

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In his upcoming autobiography, Akram stated that he developed a dependence on cocaine and it started innocuously when it was offered at a party in England but it grew steadily more serious to the point that he needed it to function

Pakistan's legendary cricketer Wasim Akram made a major revelation about his drug addiction in his autobiography Sultan: A Memoir.
 In his upcoming autobiography, Akram stated that he developed a dependence on cocaine and it started innocuously when it was offered at a party in England but it grew steadily more serious to the point that he needed it to function.
 Pakistan's leading wicket-taker in Test and ODI cricket further stated that when his wife Huma found a packet in his wallet, she tried to help him get rid of an addiction but he continued with it mostly because of a bad rehabilitation experience.
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Pakistan's leading wicket-taker in Test and ODI cricket further stated that when his wife Huma found a packet in his wallet, she tried to help him get rid of an addiction but he continued with it mostly because of a bad rehabilitation experience.
 However, he finally quit the drug after the demise of her wife Huma due to a rare fungal infection in 2009.
 Akram retired from international cricket in 2003 after an astonishing 18 years in international cricket. He finished with 414 wickets in Tests and 502 in ODIs. With the bat, he had scored 2898 runs in the longest format of the game while accumulated 3717 runs in the 50-over game.

Akram's remark came after PCB posted a video of captain Babar Azam advising batter Mohd Haris for not finishing the match during the must-win game against Bangladesh

Pakistan legend Wasim Akram slams PCB for sharing dressing room videos

With Pakistan, just one win from the final spot in ICC T20 World Cup 2022, the legendary pacer Wasim Akram is not happy with the team's dressing room video being posted on PCB's social media handles.

Here's what he said

Akram's remark came after PCB posted a video of captain Babar Azam advising batter Mohd Haris for not finishing the match during the must-win game against Bangladesh

Legendary Pakistan pacer Wasim Akram is not happy with the team's dressing room videos being posted on PCB's social media handles.
Akram's remark came after PCB posted a video of captain Babar Azam advising batter Mohd Haris for not finishing the match during the must-win game against Bangladesh.
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Terming PCB's social media interaction too much, Akram said as a captain, Babar should put a halt on videos from the locker room because at times some very personal things are said and done, which can be embarrassing if leaked out.&nbsp;
He further stated that such video recordings taking place in and outside the dressing room are also distracting for the players.
Pakistan miraculously made it to the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup 2022 as Netherlands stunned South Africa and the Men in Green defeated Bangladesh.

Many former Pakistan cricketers had vented their anger on the Babar Azam-led side for a poor start to the tournament. Shoaib Akhtar even went on to slam the PCB

'Our top cricketers need to support us at our difficult time': Shaheen Afridi calls out ex-Pak cricketers

Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi hit out at former Pakistan cricketers after reaching the semi-finals of T20 World Cup 2022

Here is what the pacer said

Many former Pakistan cricketers had vented their anger on the Babar Azam-led side for a poor start to the tournament. Shoaib Akhtar even went on to slam the PCB

Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi hit out at former Pakistan cricketers after reaching the semi-finals of T20 World Cup 2022.
The Men in Green were written off by many experts and ex-cricketers after they lost both of their opening games vs India and Zimbabwe. But in a unique turn of events, Netherlands upset South Africa and Pakistan beat Bangladesh to reach the semis.
Post that, Afridi in a press conference said that he sometimes feels that Pakistan's top cricketers need to support them at their difficult time, and not when they reach the semi-finals or final. Team needs support when they lose. We won because of the fans' prayers and their support,&rdquo; Shaheen said.
Many former Pakistan cricketers had vented their anger on the Babar Azam-led side for a poor start to the tournament. Shoaib Akhtar even went on to slam the PCB and said that this will always be the result if the team did not have elite mentality.
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During a chat with A Sports, Akram said that Hardik captained for the first time in the IPL and led his team to the title. He knows how to handle the pressure

‘Won’t be surprised if Hardik Pandya becomes next India captain' - Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis

Former Pakistan pace duo of Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis have put their weight behind Hardik Pandya to become India's new captain

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During a chat with A Sports, Akram said that Hardik captained for the first time in the IPL and led his team to the title. He knows how to handle the pressure

Former Pakistan pace duo of Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis have put their weight behind Hardik Pandya to become India's next captain.
During a chat with A Sports, Akram said that Hardik captained for the first time in the IPL and led his team to the title. He knows how to handle the pressure.
'His role in the team is a finisher and you can do the job if you are mentally strong and have a brilliant self-belief,' added Akram.
'I won&rsquo;t be surprised if he is the next Indian captain,' said Waqar in the middle of the conversation.
Wasim Akram further lavished praise on the all-rounder and called Hardik a force. 'He gives advice to the captain and has a calming influence, he is learning,' added the 56-year-old.
Hardik recently stitched a famous 113-run stand with Virat Kohli to help Team India pull off a miraculous win vs Pakistan in T20 World Cup 2022.
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Pakistan legendary cricketer Wasim Akram feels that Asian Cricket Council President Jay Shah's statement about India's participation in the 2023 Asia Cup was 'just not fair.' 

'India cannot dictate how Pakistan play their cricket,' Pakistan legend Wasim Akram's take on Jay Shah

Pakistan legend Wasim Akram has criticized Jay Shah's statement on the Asia Cup 2023

Here's what he said

Wasim Akram feels that Jay Shah should've had a discussion with PCB Chairman Ramiz Raja before coming up with his statement about India not going to Pakistan for the Asia Cup 2023.

Former Pakistan cricketer Wasim Akram has reacted strongly to BCCI Secretary Jay Shah's statement about India's participation in the 2023 Asia Cup.&nbsp;
Jay Shah had said that Team India will not travel to Pakistan for the 2023 Asia Cup and would prefer to have the tournament played at a neutral venue.&nbsp;
Akram said that India cannot dictate how Pakistan play their cricket while adding that Shah's comment was 'just not fair'.&nbsp;
The former Pakistan captain said that Shah, who is also the president of the Asian Cricket Council, should have spoken to Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja before making such statements.&nbsp;
Akram also added that after the 10-15 year period where no cricket was played in Pakistan, teams have now finally resumed touring the nation.
"India cannot dictate how Pakistan play their cricket. For 10-15 years, much cricket did not take place in Pakistan and now teams have finally started touring Pakistan. I am all for their difference, I am an ex-cricketer and sportsperson, and I don't know what's happening on the political front. But people-to-people contact is very important,"
Following Jay Shah's statement, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has also stated that this decision could also lead to Pakistan pulling out of the 2023 ODI World Cup set to take place in India.
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Legendary Pakistan cricketer Wasim Akram feels that ace Indian bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar will struggle Down Under in the T20 World Cup 2022.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar will struggle in Australia, says Wasim Akram 

Tap to know why legendary Pakistani cricketer Wasim Akram feels that India's biggest hope, Bhuvneshwar Kumar would struggle in Australia where the T20 World Cup 2022 will be hosted. 

Wasim Akram though praised Bhuvneshwar Kumar's skills with a new ball, he raised questions about Bhuvi's pace.

Legendary Pakistan cricketer Wasim Akram feels that ace Indian bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar will struggle Down Under in the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/t20-world-cup-2022-1599158864520615">T20 World Cup 2022</a>. Akram though praised the 32-year-old bowler's skill with a new ball, but raised questions about Bhuvi's pace. While speaking to Khaleej Times, Akram said, 'He is good with the new ball but with his pace, if the ball is not swinging he will probably struggle there, he is a very good bowler no doubt, swings both ways, has the yorker, but you need pace in Australia.' With 35 wickets in 26 innings, the prolific seamer has been the leading wicket-taker for Team India post the T20 World Cup 2021 debacle. He, however, will be under tremendous pressure in the absence of star pacer <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2022-gutted-jasprit-bumrah-expresses-disappointment-after-being-ruled-out-1664867599269">Jasprit Bumrah</a>, who has been ruled out of the marquee event due to a back injury.&nbsp;
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As Arshdeep Singh gets ready for his maiden T20 World Cup in Australia, his bowling coach revealed his conversation with his idol Wasim Akram which both of them had during the Asia Cup.

'If you think you are perfect, then don't come to me': Wasim Akram told Arshdeep Singh at Asia Cup

Arshdeep Singh's bowling coach Jaswant Rai revealed how the young pacer got the opportunity to have a chat with his childhood idol, Wasim Akram, during the Asia Cup 2022.

Here's what Akram told Arshdeep

Arshdeep Singh was subjected to a lot of criticism after his dropped catch against Pakistan. However, Wasim Akram, Arshdeep's childhood idol defended him at the time and also had a chat with him during the Asia Cup 2022 as revealed by Arshdeep's bowling coach.

'If you think you are perfect, then don't come to me' : As Arshdeep Singh gets ready for his maiden T20 World Cup in Australia, his bowling coach revealed the conversation the left-arm pacer had with his idol Wasim Akram during the Asia Cup.
Arshdeep's bowling coach Jaswant Rai said that the young pacer always idolized the Pakistan legend growing up and got the special opportunity to talk to him during the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/asia-cup-2022-india-end-campaign-with-consolation-win-over-afghanistan-1662663275565">Asia Cup</a> in the UAE.
Jaswant Rai said Wasim Akram told <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/bjp-leader-backs-arshdeep-singh-calls-him-india-s-pride-1662458995131">Arshdeep Singh</a>, "Sardarji, you are bowling very well. You are a good bowler. If you think you are perfect, then don't come to me. If you feel you want to ask me anything or want to learn something from me then you can come whenever you want."
Akram had also come to Arshdeep's rescue when he was being trolled and criticized after he dropped a catch against Pakistan.
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After Shahid Afridi revealed a shocking fact about Pakistan's ace bowler Shaheen Afridi's rehabilitation in England, Pakistan legend Wasim Akram lashed out at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) regarding their lack of efforts towards the situation.

Wasim Akram slams PCB after Shahid Afridi's big revelation about Shaheen Afridi's rehab

Pakistan Cricketing legend Wasim Akram lashed out at the Pakistan Cricket Board after Shahid Afridi revealed the board has not been paying for their star bowler Shaheen Afridi's rehab in England.

Check out what he said.

Earlier, Shahid Afridi had revealed that Pakistan pace spearhead Shaheen Afridi was paying for his own rehabiliation, with the PCB unable to take care of their bowler.

After Shahid Afridi made a shocking claim about Pakistan's ace bowler Shaheen Afridi's rehabilitation in England, Pakistani legend Wasim Akram lashed out at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) regarding their lack of efforts towards the situation.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/shaheen-paying-for-his-own-rehabilitation-in-england-shahid-afridi-makes-shocking-claim-1663314184339">Shahid Afridi had earlier revealed to a Pakistani TV channel</a> that Shaheen had gone to London by spending his own money and even paid for his own accommodation while Shahid Afridi had arranged a doctor for him.&nbsp;
Akram, reacting to Shahid Afridi's claims, expressed his shock, stating PCB have been very unfair to Pakistan's top bowler. Akram called Shaheen 'box-office' and said that he should be given the best surgeon possible for his treatment.

Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram feels that it's too early to compare Babar Azam with Virat Kohli. 
In a press conference organised by Star Sports ahead of the Asia Cup clash between India and Pakistan, Akram said that Babar has been very consistent, because he has got the right technique. He is very hungry and very fit. He is still a young captain but is learning very fast. 'Babar is on the right track to be where Virat Kohli is but to compare him with him at this stage is too early,' feels the former fast bowler.
Akram also called the criticism towards Virat by Indian fans unnecessary. 'He is one of the greatest of all times not just in this era and is still one of the best fielders in the Indian squad. As they say class is forever and that is Virat Kohli. Hope he doesn't come back to form against Pakistan but he will come back eventually,' Akram added.
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Asia Cup 2022: it's too early to compare Babar Azam and Virat Kohli, feels Wasim Akram

'Babar Azam is on the right track to be where Virat Kohli is but to compare him with him at this stage is too early': Wasim Akram

Akram also called the criticism towards Virat by Indian fans unnecessary and feels that Kohli will make a come back

Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram feels that it's too early to compare Babar Azam with Virat Kohli.&nbsp;
In a press conference organised by Star Sports ahead of the Asia Cup clash between India and Pakistan, Akram said that Babar has been very consistent, because he has got the right technique. He is very hungry and very fit. He is still a young captain but is learning very fast. 'Babar is on the right track to be where Virat Kohli is but to compare him with him at this stage is too early,' feels the former fast bowler.
Akram also called the criticism towards Virat by Indian fans unnecessary. 'He is one of the greatest of all times not just in this era and is still one of the best fielders in the Indian squad. As they say class is forever and that is Virat Kohli. Hope he doesn't come back to form against Pakistan but he will come back eventually,' Akram added.
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Ben Stokes' shocking retirement from ODIs has sparked a huge debate in the cricketing world over players being overburdened due to a packed cricketing calendar.&nbsp;
Former Pakistan fast bowler Wasim Akram also had his say and has urged cricket authorities to scrap one-day cricket from the calendar. During a chat with The Telegraph, the veteran pacer said that even as a commentator one-day cricket is just a drag now, especially after T20.&nbsp;
Akram feels that ODI cricket is dying due to the different T20 leagues around the world, which he believes is part and parcel of the modern cricket. 'It is quite tiring for a player to play one-day cricket. After T20, an ODI seems it is going for days,' added the 56-year-old.
Also read: 'Ben Stokes ODI retirement is a wake-up call for England': Jos Buttler

'ODI cricket just a drag now': Wasim Akram urges authorities to scrap the 50-over format

'It is quite tiring for a player to play one-day cricket'
Former Pakistan fast bowler Wasim Akram has urged cricket authorities to scrap one-day cricket from the calendar

Akram feels that ODI cricket is dying due to the different T20 leagues around the world, which he believes is part and parcel of the modern cricket

Ben Stokes' shocking retirement from ODIs has sparked a huge debate in the cricketing world over players being overburdened due to a packed cricketing calendar.&nbsp;
Former Pakistan fast bowler Wasim Akram also had his say and has urged cricket authorities to scrap one-day cricket from the calendar. During a chat with The Telegraph, the veteran pacer said that even as a commentator one-day cricket is just a drag now, especially after T20.&nbsp;
Akram feels that ODI cricket is dying due to the different T20 leagues around the world, which he believes is part and parcel of the modern cricket. 'It is quite tiring for a player to play one-day cricket. After T20, an ODI seems it is going for days,' added the 56-year-old.
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Babar Azam and his teammates thrashed India in their World T20 opener by 10 wickets as they ended their long wait for a World Cup win against the neighboring nation.

T20 World Cup 2021: In my lifetime, I wanted to see Pakistan beat India in World Cup, says Akram

Wasim Akram elated by the Pakistan team's performance elated by Pakistan's win against India 

Babar Azam&nbsp;and his teammates thrashed India in their World T20 opener by 10 wickets as they ended their long wait for a World Cup win against the neighboring nation.

Former Pakistan cricketer Wasim&nbsp;Akram&nbsp;elated by Pakistan's win against India&nbsp;at the World T20 not only heaped praise on&nbsp;Babar&nbsp;Azam's&nbsp;team but also&nbsp;reminded&nbsp;them to focus on the task ahead.&nbsp; Azam&nbsp;and his teammates thrashed India in their World T20 opener by 10 wickets as they ended their long wait for a World Cup win against the neighboring nation. Speaking to India&nbsp;Today, Akram&nbsp;said, 'In my lifetime I wanted to see that and I saw that and it was a convincing win'. The former skipper further asked the team to focus on the World Cup now.&nbsp; Pakistan PM and World Cup-winning skipper&nbsp;Imran Khan and PCB&nbsp;chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;also congratulated the team for achieving the historic feat.&nbsp;

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