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Digital Desk: Former Pakistani cricketers have slammed the team for their poor performance in the T20 World Cup 2022 Super 12s following Pakistan's staggering loss to Zimbabwe. Ex-pacer Shoaib Akhtar is among those who chose some sharp words for Babar Azam and company for such way earlier blows in the tournament, which nearly knocked them out of the tournament.   Back-to-back defeats against India and Zimbabwe, according to Akhtar, are due to a lack of people in team management and the PCB who can bring common sense to the table. He predicted that Pakistan would play like this and be eliminated in the first week of the world championship.

Later, Akhtar added that not only Pakistan but also the Rohit Sharma-led Team India will be eliminated from the T20 World Cup. He predicted that India would reach the semi-finals before being eliminated.

 

"I previously predicted that Pakistan would be out within the first week. India will be eliminated next week as well. They may play in the semi-finals, but they are not Tees Maar Khan) "On his YouTube channel, Akhtar was heard saying.

 

Team India is in a good Form in this tournament and had the best campaign so far against the other teams.

They are currently leading the points table in Group 2, with only South Africa looking to put them to the test. India still has three games left against South Africa, Bangladesh, and Zimbabwe. They play South Africa on Sunday (October 30)


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