Here’s the translation:
“I had just started drinking sherbet yesterday, thinking about where Pakistan is headed. I knew yesterday’s celebrations would lead to this. Some were celebrating, while others were showing aggression. I had said yesterday that Pakistan would collapse in one session, and that’s exactly what happened. Six wickets fell in one session, and the match was handed over to Bangladesh. It’s a shame.
Now, the question is whether Pakistan can draw the series or not. If Pakistan draws the next match, it will be a big achievement. But it seems like Pakistan hasn’t won any home series since 2021. They have lost every series, whether it’s a two- or three-match series.
When Shan Masood was made captain, people said, “Thank God, someone who speaks English is captain.” But what’s happening now? We need to focus on performance, not just speaking English. When the captain is on the back foot, how can the other players perform? We became the first team to declare at over 400 runs and still lost the match. Shan Masood showed an aggressive approach, but it didn’t work. At least we should have scored 550 runs in the first innings.
Babar Azam’s luck is not working in his favor. He got out in his favorite shot, and his form is suffering. I hope he performs well in the next match and regains his confidence.
Pakistan’s cricket is deteriorating day by day. I don’t know what’s happening. Those who started watching cricket after 2019, especially PSL fans, don’t know what’s happening to Pakistan cricket. They don’t know how Pakistan has been humiliated, especially in Test matches, where we lost by 10 wickets to Bangladesh. Our standards have fallen so low.
I’m talking to those who understand cricket. Our players are so selfish. They have made their money, earned dollars, and now they’re just focused on personal milestones and earning more money. That’s our players goal. We don’t care about Pakistan’s cricket. After 2017, no Pakistani fan has been happy. We can only be happy if we win, but that’s not happening. Pakistan needs to improve and win the next match.”
BYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE