Akram said that he never thought of coaching the Pakistan team because of hatred and abuse.
Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram has said that he never considered coaching the national team because of the criticism, abuse and hatred faced by coaches and captains in the country. “I can accept criticism if the team is not doing well,” Akram said in an interview here. However, in Pakistan cricket, the way captains and coaches are not only criticized but also abused by everyone, it is intolerable.
“I don’t think I’m prepared for the abuse and sometimes hatred that captains and coaches have to face in Pakistan cricket,” he said. I don’t have that level of tolerance, especially when it comes to social media usage. There are many people whose job is only to make negative comments. ”On this occasion, he demanded the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) not to remove Babar Azam from the post of captain.
This former captain said, “I think it will be a mistake. Because even if you replace him as captain in any format, it is not going to make any difference. “What are the options we have in this matter? It will be the best option if we all support. He is young and will get better as captain. I think no one is a born captain and leader, these things come with time and experience.
