Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja has lashed out at Shoaib Akhtar, following his feedback on star batter Babar Azam. During a latest look on an area information channel, Akhtar had criticised Babar’s communications, saying that the Pakistan captain cannot converse English correctly. The 47-year-old confronted numerous flak for his feedback on Babar, in addition to former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Kamran Akmal. Raja labelled Akhtar a “delusional superstar”, including that it’s extra essential to turn into a human first than a model.

“Shoaib Akhtar is a delusional superstar. He also had an issue recently with Kamran Akmal. He wants everyone to become a brand, but it is more important to become a human first. First, become a human and then a brand. Our former players degrade our cricket brand by giving delusional statements. You will never see that happening in our neighbouring country. You will never see Sunil Gavaskar criticizing Rahul Dravid. It solely occurs in Pakistan, the place former gamers do not let others do their job professionally,” Ramiz said on Bol News.

On being requested about Akthar’s aspiration to turn into the chairman of PCB, Raja mentioned that the previous speedster first have to get a level.

“He needs to get a graduate degree first in order to become eligible for the chairmanship of PCB,” Ramiz added.

Akhtar, who made his Pakistan debut in 1997, solely performed 46 Tests, 163 ODIs and 15 T20Is. His profession was marred with accidents.

He retired from worldwide cricket after the 2011 World Cup. Post-retirement, he started a YouTube profession by beginning his personal channel, the place he provides unfiltered critiques on numerous cricket associated matters.

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