A journalist from Pakistan who slammed former English cricketer Michael Vaughan for his comment on Pakistan cricket’s miserable state has now apologised for his criticism. Farid Khan took to ‘X’ to apologise for his harsh words while Vaughan shared the video and wrote ‘apology accepted’.
“Hey, Michael Vaughan. I’m sorry, I apologize! You were right and I’m embarrassed. England players should have played IPL playoffs and final. Even a Ranji Trophy team could defeat us, Delhi Capitals or Punjab Kings will win one-sided against this Pakistan team. I’m worried about our matches vs Canada & USA in the World Cup. This is the worst period on Pakistan cricket in years,” Farid captioned a video of his apologising to Vaughan on X.
Vaughan was quick to accept Farid’s apology, as he wrote: “Apology accepted“.
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