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It was not satisfactory precisely which remark of Kamran Akmal hurt PCB boss Ramiz Raja, inciting him to send a legitimate notification however they were considered slanderous and hostile.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) boss Ramiz Raja has served a legitimate notification to veteran wicketkeeper-player Kamran Akmal for his claimed 'slanderous, bogus and hostile' comments on his YouTube channel about the Babar Azam-drove side's exhibition at the T20 World Cup. Pakistan were vigorously censured by their previous cricketers including greats like Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, Misbah-ul-Haq, Shoaib Akhtar at different phases of the as of late closed World Cup in Australia, particularly when they were near the very edge of getting taken out of the competition from the Very 12 phase in the wake of losing their initial two matches to India and Zimbabwe.
It was not satisfactory precisely which remark of Akmal hurt PCB boss Raja, provoking him to send a legitimate notification yet they were considered slanderous and hostile. "I don't know precisely exact thing charges they have made against Kamran however evidently the lawful notification has been sent on the grounds that the director feels Kamran made disparaging, bogus and hostile remarks in the media about him," a source near the improvements told PTI.
In the event that the report is to be accepted, more lawful notification could be shipped off a few other previous players who have their own YouTube channels and 'go too far while condemning the group's presentation.'
"Some of them plainly go too far while condemning the group, the executives, board and director and Ramiz has made it clear he won't endure anybody running down or maligning Pakistan cricket any longer," the source said.
He claimed that the PCB's legal team had been instructed to act right away if any remarks made by any former player on his own YouTube channel or on television channels were discovered to be false, offensive, and damaging to Pakistan cricket.
Babar Azam and company have had to deal with critical remarks from the nation's former cricket players even after Pakistan's journey to the final, where they lost to England.
Even Raja wasn't spared as many blamed him for Pakistan's initial struggles in the World Cup, calling for a change in the board and team management. Some event wanted Babar Azam replaced as captain, suggesting him to drop down the batting order.
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