Watch: Wasim Akram blasts broadcasters on-air for revealing incorrect Pakistani group
Former Pakistani tale Wasim Akram was not delighted after the broadcasters of Asia Cup ruined with Pakistan’s playing XI, mistakingly revealing Hasan Ali’s name. According to Akram, he was informed by Pakistan’s batting instructor Mohammad Yousuf that Shahnawaz Dahani was playing.
However, when the having fun XI was revealed on-air, Hasan Ali’s name was revealed. This caused a small complication after which Akram was seen snapping on air.
Team India had actually won the throw and also Rohit Sharma picked to bowl initially. Akram confessed on tv that the batting instructor notified him regarding Dahani’s addition in the having fun XI. He included that he was gladdened by the group option from Babar Azam.
Although, as soon as the Pakistani tale saw the incorrect group being presented on-air, he was noticeably mad.
“I am very happy with the Pakistan XI. I wanted Shahnawaz Dahani…Hasan Ali is playing, Rauf is playing. I thought Dahani is playing, but obviously he is not in the team. Guys are you sure this is the playing XI. Obviously I was wrong. I was told by Yousuf that Dahani is playing. So if the batting coach does not know there is something wrong somewhere,” Akram was listened to claiming.
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Later, the tv speaker Mayanti Langer confessed regarding the mistake that had actually been made, with Hasan Ali’s name being blinked rather than Dahani, after which Akram once more looked angry.
“Don’t keep me happy, keep that guy happy who is putting the wrong team out there guys. It’s a big game, it’s not a small mistake. It’s fine now,” he mentioned.
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Talking regarding the suit, India did leave to an excellent begin, disregarding Pakistani captain Babar Azam and also Fakhar Zaman inexpensively.
At the moment of creating, Pakistan were 51/2 with 7 overs gone. Avesh Khan and also Bhuvneshwar Kumar each contributed with an arch.
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