After the defeat, Babar Azam's brother got hit hard by this act, PCB sent a legal notice

Legal Notice to Babar Azam Cousin: The Pakistan cricket team, captained by Babar Azam, had to face a crushing defeat in the final of the T20 World Cup-2022. England defeated this team by 5 wickets on November 13 in the final match played in Melbourne. Meanwhile, the trouble of Babar Azam's cousin Kamran Akmal has increased. He has been sent a legal notice by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).

PCB sent notice

Kamran Akmal has been sent a legal notice by the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Rameez Raja. During the T20 World Cup-2022, Akmal gave statements about the Pakistan team on social media. He had also talked about the team on his YouTube channel. The notice claimed that Akmal had made derogatory, false and objectionable comments on the T20 World Cup performance of the Pakistan team led by Babar Azam on the YouTube channel.

Increased trouble for many veterans

It has been told in a media report that not only Kamran Akmal, but many former cricketers of Pakistan, including veterans like Shoaib Akhtar, Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, have been served notices. These veterans strongly criticized the Pakistan team for their performance in the T20 World Cup-2022 on TV channels, YouTube and different social media platforms. Actually, Pakistan had a bad start in the tournament and after India, Zimbabwe also defeated them. He was in danger of getting out of this ICC tournament, but this team first reached the final.

Babar was advised to leave the captaincy

Former cricketer Kamran Akmal even advised Babar Azam to give up the captaincy of the Pakistan team after the defeat against Zimbabwe. He is the cousin of Babar Azam. It is not yet clear which remark of Akmal hurt the PCB chief. Sources in the know of the development told PTI, "I don't know what allegations they have made against Kamran but a legal notice has been sent." The PCB chairman believes that Kamran made derogatory, false and objectionable comments about him in the media. 40-year-old Kamran Akmal played 53 Tests, 157 ODIs and 58 T20 Internationals in his career.