After the Pak vs India match, Fawad Chaudhary has made an interesting appeal to Senator Faisal Vawda.
He posted to his X account after the high-voltage match between Pakistan and India, in which Pakistan was badly defeated by India.
In his post on the social media platform X, previously known as Twitter, the former Federal Minister said, “I appeal to Faisal Vawda to include the 11 cricketers and the cricket board’s officials along with 500 politicians in your list! Thank you!!”
Pak vs India: Pakistan lost once again against India
Pakistan were bowled out for 114 as they lost to India by 61 runs in their Group A match in Colombo on Sunday.
The defeat means India has advanced to the Super Eight stage, while Pakistan must beat Namibia in their final group-stage game on February 18, 2026, to survive in the tournament.
The result drew criticism of Pakistan’s performance on social media. Former players and cricket experts highlighted the major mistakes that the team made.
Rameez Raja
Star Pakistani player and commentator, Ramiz Raja, called the match “a bit of a disaster, especially batting.”
In his post on X, he said, “India has been fielding the same bowling attack against Pakistan for the last two or three years, and every time the batsmen have been woefully ordinary.”
He also added that, “there was no growth.”
Mohammad Yousaf
The former Pakistan captain Mohammad Yousuf criticised the overall performance of Shaheen Shah Afridi, Babar Azam and Shadab Khan, saying in his tweet that “time’s up” for them.
“Pakistan’s T20 squad needs new performers, not empty wins against weaker sides,” he added.
Ahmad Shahzad
Adding to the hot conversation, Ahmed Shahzad called Pakistan’s performance “pathetic cricket” and said it was the “sad story of Pakistan cricket. Same old faces, same old results. Please don’t fool the nation anymore.”
He posted in his tweet that there was still time to bring in some positive change by bringing in Fakhar Zaman, Khawaja Nafay and Salman Mirza.
“They should be playing,” he added.
Sohaib Maqsood
Pakistan player Sohaib Maqsood criticised Pakistan’s bowling, calling it “by far the reason for today’s defeat”.
“It’s not a 180 run pitch, even 140 could have been tough to chase on this pitch,” Maqsood said on X.
He added that Pakistan prepared on similar pitches against Australia at home before the World Cup, noting that “Agha won all the tosses and batted first. Why choose to bowl first today?”
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