Pakistan will face New Zealand today, Shoaib Akhtar told Babar – do not leave the Kiwi team
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Shoaib Akhtar Advice to Babar Azam: Pakistan team, which started with victory in T20 World Cup-202 (T20 World Cup), will face New Zealand (Pakistan vs New zealand) on Tuesday. Before this important match, former Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar has given a message to his team. Shoaib Akhtar said that we have defeated India, now we do not have to leave New Zealand.
The former Pakistan fast bowler said on his YouTube channel that New Zealand made us jealous all over the world. It is important for us to win this match. The way he left us, it tarnished our reputation. Akhtar further said that international cricket was returning to Pakistan. This was the time when our country needed New Zealand, but they hurt us. By doing this, a wrong message was sent to the world about Pakistan. Now is the time to answer that from cricket itself. Do not leave.
#Pakistan are on a high after their 10-wicket victory over #India, while #NewZealand look to hit the ground running in their #T20WorldCup opener.
A delicately-poised Group 2 match-up!#PAKvNZ preview https://t.co/YfmBRmtKH1https://t.co/ZqFei9fTef
— ICC (@ICC) October 26, 2021
In fact, recently the New Zealand team went on a tour of Pakistan. But just before the start of the series, he decided to cancel the tour. New Zealand withdrew from Pakistan without playing any match citing security reasons. Shoaib Akhtar told team captain Babar Azam that you do not have to panic. Like played against India with a cool mind. Do not let history dominate your mind. Similarly, to play against New Zealand too.
Akhtar said that the whole community is with us. I hope this contest will be tough. We played against India under a brilliant strategy. I hope that today good news will come again for the country.
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