Former Pakistan cricketer Ahmed Shehzad brutally slammed Shan Masood-led side after they faced a humiliating loss against England in the first Test match at Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan.
Pakistan lost the first Test match against England by an inning and 47 runs despite scoring 556 runs in the first inning. Shan Masood-led side became the first Pakistani cricket team who lose a Test match after scoring more than 550 runs in the first inning.
Shehzad also picked Pakistan's forgetful outing against Bangladesh in the two-Test match series where Bangladesh created history by registering a maiden Test series win against Pakistan.
"Please fear god. Koi bhi aata hai aur aapko mandir ke ghante ki tarah baja deta hai. First Bangladesh came and you guys made a shameful history by losing to Bangladesh for the first time. You got whitewashed. Now against England, you've put up another shameless performance," Shehzad said on his YouTube channel.
He also questioned the attitude of the current Pakistan team. He said that there is no winning attitude in the cricket team.
"There is no winning attitude in this team. The pitch might be flat but no one was putting an effort. You sledge sometimes, try to bowl bouncers but everyone looked clueless. The pace of the bowlers has gone down to 125-130 kmph," the veteran added.
Having last played for Pakistan in 2019, Shehzad lamented the fact that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are too afraid to give chances to youngsters.
"These players don't have any accountability. They know that their place in the team is not under any kind of threat. PCB doesn't want to give opportunities to the youngsters. The previous management also did the same," Ahmed Shehzad stated further.
Pakistan are currently planning to drop Babar Azam from the second Test match squad against England which will take place at the same venue from October 15.
