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'Jay Shah sahab, agar aapko kuch kehna hi tha...': Wasim Akram's strong message to ACC President amid BCCI-PCB stand-off

The former Pakistan captain didn't mince his words as he talked about Jay Shah's remarks on travelling to Pakistan for the Asia Cup next year.

Published on: Oct 21, 2022, 07:08:06 IST
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are at loggerheads over the venue of the next year's men's Asia Cup. Earlier this week, Jay Shah, the secretary of the BCCI – who is also the president of the Asian Cricket Council – stated that India won't be traveling to Pakistan to participate in the continental tournament; in addition, he also stated that a neutral venue will be decided for the Asia Cup.

Wasim Akram (PCB)
Wasim Akram (PCB)

The PCB, in a strongly-worded response, hinted that the decision could impact Pakistan's participation at the ODI World Cup next year, scheduled to take place in India. But the PCB isn't alone in its hard-hitting response; a host of former Pakistan cricketers have also reacted strongly to Jay Shah's comments, and ex-skipper Wasim Akram is one of them.

Also read: ‘…If we leave the country’: BCCI president Roger Binny addresses India’s stance over travelling to Pakistan for Asia Cup

The former Pakistan captain stated that India “cannot dictate” Pakistan on how to play cricket, further adding that Shah should have contacted PCB chairman Ramiz Raja personally if there were any reservations.

“You can't just stand up and say we are not travelling. Jabki award kiya hai poore council ne Pakistan ko Asia Cup. (Pakistan were awarded the Asia Cup) That's not fair,” Akram further said.

Earlier, Pakistan bowling legend Waqar Younis also stated that India “want to damage” Pakistan, further adding that a country's dignity is more important than playing cricket.

 
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