IND vs PAK LIVE: Asia Cup 2022 LIVE – Former Pakistan pacer Wasim Akram expressed his displeasure on camera after Star Sports makes a huge mistake in displaying the playing XI of the Pakistan team. The mega TV broadcasters Star Sports wrongly put up Hasan Ali’s name on the playing XI for Pakistan when in case it was Shahnawaz Dahani who is starting the game. Follow Asia Cup 2022 live updates with InsideSport.IN
IND vs PAK LIVE: Wasim Akram fumes, blasts STAR SPORTS on air for huge mistake with Pakistan Playing XI: Check OUT
The former Pakistani pacer blasted on Live Television for this major error by the Indian broadcasters. When the presenter tried to apologize to Wasim Akram for the major blunder, Akram blasted out, “Don’t keep me happy, keep that guy happy who has put the wrong team on television.”
“It’s a big game and that is not a little mistake. However, now the changes are made, it’s gone. Dahani is playing, that’s a good thing,” added an angered Akram.
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IND vs PAK LIVE: Wasim Akram fumes, blasts STAR SPORTS on air for huge mistake with Pakistan Playing XI: Check OUT
This however is a major mistake from the broadcaster to have made huge mistake in displaying an inaccurate name of the Playing XI of the Pakistan team. India vs Pakistan is a mega encounter and the biggest encounter of the Asia Cup.
The two arch-rivals meet for the first time after the ICC T20 World Cup clash last year. The Men in Blue who are the defending champions of the Asia Cup will be eyeing to exact revenge on their bitter rivals.
IND vs PAK LIVE: Wasim Akram fumes, blasts STAR SPORTS on air for huge mistake with Pakistan Playing XI: Check OUT
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