He was furious with the comments of Babar Azam’s father. Babar was recently removed from the side of Pakistan T20i to face New Zealand.
The former Pakistan Cricket player, Kamran Akmal, expressed unhappiness after former Captain Babar Azam shared a long place on Instagram criticizing former Cricket players and the Cricket Board of Pakistan (PCB).
‘The family should not comment’: Kamran Akmal
Akmal explained that no family of Cricket players should comment on PCB policies and added that Azam’s father’s comments are an insult to the country’s Cricket Board.
“The family should not comment on PCB policies. Whether the family or any other player should not comment on PCB policies. It is an insult to the PCB and should not publish those things, “Akmal said in Ary News Channel, based in Pakistan.
“I also went for a very bad moment, but I had told my father and my brothers that it is not your work to answer, speak and publish, you must take care of your own business, this is my matter. PCB understands it better, any decision they will make for me. In my opinion, this is the policy that each player’s family will have to continue, ”he added.
What Babar Azam’s father had published
Azam Siddique, Babar Azam’s father, had criticized former players and PCB after his son was abandoned from the Pakistan T20i team to face New Zealand in a next series.
“The boss is always right. Member of the Twenty20 of the year of the CPI and even after obtaining the limit, it will drop. Alright. It will perform in National T20 and PSL. Insha Allah, will return shortly after acting in the team. That is the only respectable. They are very big former players. They are asked to maintain their right words. If someone responds, they may not be able to tolerate. You are the past and the door will never open, ”he had written on Instagram.
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