Former cricketers emphasize that all the players in the team represent Pakistan.


Karachi: Former Pakistan cricket team player Muhammad Yusuf has made a heartfelt appeal to the nation, urging them to support the current national cricket team captain, Babar Azam.
In a video message shared on a popular social media platform, Yusuf emphasized the importance of rallying behind Babar Azam as the captain of Pakistan.
He encouraged all cricket enthusiasts to stand by him.
Muhammad Yusuf reiterated that every member of the team is representing Pakistan.
While wins and losses are part and parcel of the game, he stressed the significance of unwavering support for the team as they continue to strive for success.
Addressing the disappointment of previous World Cup losses, Yusuf acknowledged the need for Pakistan to set high aspirations.
Fostering a positive and ambitious mindset is crucial for the team's future performance.
He added that Pakistan's team must aim to secure victories in the upcoming four matches and secure a favorable run rate to position themselves among the top four teams.
Defeat is part of the game. The same team has done so much for Pakistan’s cricket. The boys need us now. They will bounce back with confidence & support by the nation. BACK UP OUR VERY OWN GREEN SHIRTS.
— Mohammad Yousaf (@yousaf1788) October 25, 2023
cluck the link below & watch it in full#PakistanCricketTeam #PAKvAFG
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