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Mushtaq Ahmed accuses Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis of harassment; plans legal action

News Desk

Feb 27

Pakistan's renowned spinner Mushtaq Ahmed has accused former captains Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis of harassment, stating in a video message that they ruined his career.

 

He announced that he would take legal action against them, sending a defamation notice of PKR 200 million and PKR 150 million to Waqar Younis and Wasim Akram, respectively. He declared, "Now, we will meet in court."

 

 

A video message was aired during a cricket show on a private TV channel. Before playing the clip, host Fakhre Alam informed Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis that they might be facing trouble. Both former cricketers appeared visibly surprised by the statement.

 

In the video, Mushtaq Ahmed accused his former teammates of mocking him on the show and criticizing his role as a coach. He said, "My lawyer will soon be sending legal notices to both of them." He also added in Punjabi, "Tell Waqar Younis that fights are not won with height. Don't judge me by my height; I know how to fight."

 

Mushtaq further alleged, "Wasim Akram used to take me for practice and bowl bouncers at me, which shattered my confidence. I lost all belief in myself because of it. Otherwise, I could have been one of Pakistan's greatest all-rounders."

 

Responding to the video, Wasim Akram sarcastically remarked, "You were never meant to be a night watchman. Every time you were sent in, you ended up with a duck. So, I'll see you in court."

 

On the other hand, Waqar Younis immediately apologised, saying, "I don't have PKR 200 million, so I sincerely apologise to my brother."

 

Waqar further urged Mushtaq to forgive them, saying, "I hope you clear your heart and forgive us. If not, we have other ways to deal with you!" His response left the studio audience in laughter.

 

Meanwhile, netizens are speculating if there is any truth to the reports or if it is a publicity stunt.

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