NEW DELHI: Former PCB chairman Ramiz Raja on Saturday discovered himself in troubled waters over his absurd inquiries to Pakistan captain Shan Masood on dwell tv after the staff’s collection overcome England.
In Rawalpindi, Pakistan thrashed England by 9 wickets within the decider to safe an excellent come-from-behind 2-1 collection win.
Nonetheless, Ramiz was seen taunting skipper Masood after the match as he, somewhat than speaking about collection win, requested the captain “Aapne 6 losses in a row kaise obtain kiya?” (How did you obtain six losses in a row?).
Together with this, there have been additionally just a few different photographs fired by Ramiz at Masood in the course of the post-match present.
Ramiz’s behaviour did not go down properly with former cricketers and followers in any respect as he confronted extreme criticism for his taunts.
Left-arm pacer Mohammad Amir too hit out at Ramiz for his post-match feedback, saying that the previous Pakistan cricketer ought to behave like a literate particular person.
“You need to rejoice the collection win. There’s a collection successful captain sitting subsequent to you. You need to have requested him concerning the win, subsequent plans. However you make enjoyable of him. Have some respect. You might be literate folks and you need to behave like one as properly. The place the credit score is due, you need to give it. I used to be feeling so unhealthy for Shan. Ramiz has been doing on-air duties for thus lengthy now and he has no concept what to ask a successful captain,” stated Amir in a video posted on X.
The Check collection win was Pakistan’s first on residence soil since 2021. Their final triumph had come towards South Africa initially of 2021.
After that that they had misplaced collection towards Australia, England and Bangladesh at residence whereas a collection towards New Zealand had led to a 0-0 draw.
It was additionally Pakistan’s first collection win over England since 2015. Their earlier win towards England was by a 1-0 score-line within the UAE.
