Shoaib-Ramiz feud at its peak, Ramiz raises questions about Shoaib’s educational qualifications

The war of words continues between Pakistan’s former cricketers. Former Pakistani pacer Shoaib Akhtar recently commented on former Pakistan cricketer Kamran Akmal and former PCB chief Ramiz Raza. Ramiz Raja punched Shoaib. Shoaib-Ramiz’s fight of words is blowing hot air in Pakistan cricket. And since the matter is spreading on social media, the discussion and criticism is going on among the netizens.

Recently Shoaib Akhtar criticized Kamran Akmal’s English accent. He also commented that Ramiz Raja has become the president of the Pakistan Cricket Board for his own promotion. Shoaib also commented on Babar Azam not knowing English. Ramiz Raja has responded to Shoaib’s comments. In a talk show, Ramiz Raja said that Shoaib needs to be a good person before becoming a ‘brand’.

Ramiz Raja said on Shoaib Akhtar’s talk show, “Some people have a very wrong idea. They can only mislead people; they are misleading superstars. Shoaib’s job is to tell everyone this. And he had a problem with Kamran Akmal. He was always just branding the brand. But he needed to be a brand before he became a brand. Being a good person. And that’s more important.”

According to Ramiz Raja, the reason for the decline of Pakistani cricketers is that such comments are often made. If you look at Indian cricket, you can see the opposite, says Ramiz. Citing the example of India, Rameez said, “These kinds of comments are the reason why we are down. Such former cricketers are dragging us down in cricket. You look at our neighboring country India, but you will never see anything like this there. They respect each other. And knows how to do.”

Ramiz also said, “In India, nobody is busy criticizing anybody. You don’t see Sunil Gavaskar criticizing Rahul Dravid. Sachin Tendulkar criticizing Sourav Ganguly. But the situation in Pakistan is now at such a stage that one isn’t given chance to do what he can do. And everyone is criticizing each other. Everyone is sitting far away and busy with criticism. But no one can be found at work.”

In that talk show, Ramiz was told that Shoaib Akhtar had said that he would give full freedom to the cricketers if he was made president, then Ramiz questioned Shoaib’s educational qualifications. He said, “It is necessary to pass minimum graduation to become the president.”