The Pakistani cricketer who gave an unforgettable wound to Team India is now forced to carry water

Rahul Tiwari

khelja|22-08-2024

Former Pakistan cricket team captain Sarfraz Ahmed was once the most talked about player. After defeating India in the 2017 Champions Trophy final, he became the hero of the whole of Pakistan. He was famous all over the country, but at the moment his condition does not look good. Despite being the most senior player of the team, he is forced to carry water for the players. Actually, Pakistan's team is playing a 2-match Test series against Bangladesh, which started on 21 September. Before this, he was dropped from the playing XI. He was the team's first choice wicketkeeper in the Test, despite this, he was benched and Mohammad Rizwan was given a chance.

Insult for Sarfraz Ahmed?

Sarfaraz Ahmed suffered a setback on the first day of the Bangladesh Test. But his condition worsened on the second day. The Pakistani captain, who had defeated India in the final of the Champions Trophy, had to go to the field carrying water. Seeing this, many fans became furious. They believe that Sarfaraz was first deliberately dropped from the team and now he is being insulted by making him serve drinks. At the same time, some fans called Sarfaraz a team man. During this, he was also seen talking to young opener Sam Ayub.

uproar over decision

There is a lot of uproar over the exclusion of Sarfaraz Ahmed, who injured India, from the Test match being held in Rawalpindi. Fans are angry with this decision of the Pakistan Cricket Board. At the same time, after Rizwan's century, it is also being speculated that now his return to the team may be difficult. Last year, when Rizwan was struggling, Sarfaraz was given a chance, after which he also played 2-3 good innings. Now the message of the Pakistani team management can be clearly understood by giving Rizwan a chance in place of 37-year-old Sarfaraz. Sarfaraz has scored 3031 runs in 54 matches at an average of 37. At the same time, Rizwan has scored 1616 runs in 30 matches at an average of 40.

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