Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has raised serious questions about the current state of cricket in the country. In a message shared on social media, he said this is the time to reflect on the future of Pakistan cricket. He asked how a nation with such a large population is only producing eleven players who are not performing at the highest standard.
Afridi also questioned who will take responsibility for bringing back the pride and quality of the Pakistan national cricket team. He stressed the need for accountability and better planning to improve performance. At the same time, he congratulated the teams that reached the semifinals, saying they earned their place on merit and set the benchmark for others.
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