Wasim Akram Slams Fans and Media For Declaring India as Winner Before World Cup 2023 Finals

Wasim Akram Points out a Reason Behind India’s Loss in WC 2023: India’s charge towards the World Cup has come to an end against Australia as Australia beat Men in Blue in the World Cup 2023 finals. Aussies chased down the 240-run target with 6 wickets in hand.

Pakistan Icon Wasim Akram says that having high expectations of the Indian team is natural but declaring it as a winner before the World Cup 2023 finals is wrong even though India won 10 games back to back.

“You Have to Accept Your Mistake Too…” – Wasim Akram

India’s dream of lifting the 3rd World Cup has ended as Australia won the World Cup 2023 against India by 6 wickets. But there are lots of expectations, on Rohit Sharma’s Indian team, as they were a favorite in the tournament and a team to beat.

Legendary Pakistan Cricketer Wasim Akram has blamed fans, Social Media, Television channels, and News for declaring the India team as World Cup winners before they play the final game.

But Australia’s Skipper Made a good plan by taking to bowl after winning the toss as they read the conditions perfectly. They already knew that the black soil used for the pitch would not break like the red one as the game progressed.

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And if we play at night because of the moisture in the soil the pitch will ease out. So with a good plan, Australia won the match and Shut out the noise at the stadium.

So, by talking to star sports Wasim slams everyone like the news, media, and fans by saying that you can have high expectations of India, but declaring it as a winner of the World Cup is wrong.

“I can understand that as a nation it will be tough to get over it because your team played so well throughout the tournament. They won 10 matches on the trot, there was consistency. But television, social media, fans…

you all already made India the winner of the World Cup. You accept your mistake too, I’m sorry. You increased the hope of the people because they were playing so well. It’s not entirely your fault.

They were playing very good cricket. But it came to just one bad game. Credit goes to Australia.”

He also added that fans can move on Since there is another World Cup coming in just six months.

“First of all, the Indian team played really well. It feels like a shock (that they lost in the final), they are down but it’s alright. I still get asked about the loss in the 1999 World Cup final. When will our fans forget this?

The fans of India and Pakistan have an elephant’s memory. It’s been 30 years since we lost that final and they still ask me why I opted to bat after winning the toss.

So, don’t take social media seriously, half of it is just drama. The legendary left-arm fast bowler urged the Indian fans to move on and cheer for their team in the upcoming T20 World Cup in June 2024. “