Pakistan is gearing up for a challenging 3-match Test series against Australia. The first match of the series will be played on December 14. The team faces a formidable task, as they have never secured a Test series victory on Australian soil.
The cricket team and the Pakistan Cricket Board have seen a lot of drama after their group-stage exit from the World Cup 2023. The entire PCB and the team management have been rehauled and younger people have been put in place.
The Pakistan cricket team and the Pakistan Cricket Board have undergone significant changes and upheaval following their group-stage exit from the World Cup 2023. The entire PCB and team management have been altered with a focus on introducing younger individuals into key positions.
Legendary Pakistan cricketer Wasim Akram has wished the young members of the Pakistan Cricket Board his best and has said that they should stick by their decisions. Akram posted a video on Twitter stating that he hopes that the likes of Wahab Riaz, Kamran Akmal, and others do well in their positions.
The former veteran from the Pakistan team, Wasim Akram has congratulated the newly appointed members of the Pakistan Cricket Board and he has advised them to stick with their decision. He posted a video on his official X account and said that he feels Wahab Riaz, Kamran Akmal, and others do well in their designation.
“Pakistan team has reached Australia and I wish them all the best for the Test series. Mohammad Hafeez has joined the Pakistan Cricket Board as team director and Wahab Riaz has taken over as chief selector, Kamran Akmal and all others,” Akram said in the video.
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Wasim Akram also teased Wahab Riaz, suggesting that he shouldn’t be holding press conferences every 3 minutes and should stay firm on his decision.
“These are present cricketers. This is their time and let’s give them at least one year to prove themselves. And one more piece of advice, don’t hold press conferences every three minutes. Stick to your decisions and be brave,” Wasim said.
