
Wasim Akram's Huge 'Afghanistan Remark' On Pakistan's Cricket World Cup Exit
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Reflecting on Pakistan's poor show in Cricket World Cup 2023, Wasim Akram and Shoaib Malik expressed their disappointment.
Reflecting on Pakistan's poor show in Cricket World Cup 2023, Wasim Akram and Shoaib Mailk expressed their disappointment. The former international cricketers felt that Afghanistan played better cricket than the Babar Azam-led side at the mega event. Pakistan failed to enter the semi-finals of the tournament after ending at the fifth spot in the ten-team points table. They lost five of their nine matches played in the league stage and that also included one against Afghanistan -- an eight wicket defeat that played a crucial role in Pakistan's elimination.
"Afghanistan played better cricket than us," Malik told A Sports.
"In my opinion, if we are just sticking with this World Cup then yes Afghanistan have played better cricket than us," he added.
Legendary Pakistan pacer Wasim Akram too didn't hesitate in admitting that Afghanistan performed better than Pakistan in the tournament.
"Afghans looked stronger. Maybe, our boys looked fatigued because they were playing cricket continuously. Afghanistan cricketers looked better than Pakistan, there is no doubt," said Akram.

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