INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
NEW DELHI: Former Pakistani cricketers degrading and questioning Indian cricketers is nothing new
Be it out of jealousy and hatred, cricketers who have played for Pakistan at the international level continue to berate Indians, Indian
cricketers and the Indian cricket board, just to stay relevant.Not long after making a highly objectionable and uncalled for remark against
Indian actress Aishwarya Rai, former Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq has again made negative comments about Indian cricket.In a clip that
is viral on social media, Razzaq, talking about India's defeat to Australia in the ODI World Cup final, says on a talk show that "it's great
said, "Cricket won and India lost
Had India won the World Cup, it would have been a very sad moment for the game
They used conditions to their advantage and I have never seen such a bad pitch for any ICC final before
It's great for cricket that India lost."Razzaq continues, "Had India won, we would have felt very bad, because they were utilising the
conditions, one semifinal they score 400, the other team scores 350
In the other semifinal 220-230 runs were scored
Then in the final 240 runs were scored
That means there is something wrong (with the conditions)
There should be fair pitches, fair atmosphere, both teams should have balance
Today also India took advantage
Had Kohli (Virat) scored 100, then India would have won the World Cup."Earlier, another former Pakistan cricketer Hasan Raza had, much to
the amusement of even his own countrymen, had questioned the ICC and the BCCI on providing special cricket balls to assist India pacers.Not
just that, former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq had even said that Harbhajan Singh had thought of converting to Islam, a comment that the
former Indian spinner had strongly denied.Harbhajan Singh hits back at Inzamam ul Haq: 'Yeh bakwaas log kuch bhi bakte hain'
