
Following Pakistan's 2-1 ODI series loss to Bangladesh in Dhaka, former cricketer Kamran Akmal strongly criticized the team's performance and leadership. He highlighted the absence of senior players Babar Azam and Fakhar Zaman due to injuries and questioned tactical decisions, including choosing to bowl first on a batting-friendly pitch. Akmal expressed concern over Pakistan's declining cricket standards, suggesting even associate teams like the Netherlands could defeat them, and made a pointed remark about the Pakistan Cricket Board's chairman Mohsin Naqvi regarding ICC trophies.
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