Delhi: Pakistan cricket team assistant coach and former all-rounder Azhar Mahmood has announced legal action against the accusers. Mahmood said in his statement that baseless allegations were made on social media and other media platforms, all the allegations are false, baseless and fabricated.

He said that the tendency to mislead people by making false allegations is disappointing and dangerous. Talking without proof is a legal offense. Legal action will be taken against all such people.

Azhar said that false allegations and attention on social media are unacceptable. Strict action will be taken against those who make baseless allegations against me and my family.

Babar Azam decides to file defamation case against YouTubers and former players

Let us tell you that earlier there was news of Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam filing a defamation suit against YouTubers and former players making allegations. According to sources close to the captain, Babar is disappointed with the allegations of former players. In such a situation, legal notices are likely to be sent to YouTubers and former players. Babar has started consultations with the legal team in this regard.

According to Pakistani media, the legal department of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is also collecting data on the statements of YouTubers and former players.

It is also true that Babar Azam and his team's performance in the current ICC T20 World Cup 2024 was very disappointing, due to which they had to be eliminated from the group stage itself. In the first match, Pakistan had to face defeat against the United States of America (USA). After this, Team India also defeated them in a high voltage match. Although the Green Shirts scored important points by registering wins against Canada and Ireland, these points were not enough to take them to the Super-8. As a result, Pakistan had to exit the tournament.