Wasim Akram voiced concern over Pakistan’s lack of batting talent emerging from their system. He questioned the Pakistan Super League’s decade-long impact on developing batsmen for the national team. Akram suggested reviving club cricket and implementing long-term planning for improvement. He also criticized the team’s batting approach during their ongoing England Test series. Patience and consistent domestic structure reform are essential for Pakistan’s cricket.
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