Aamir Sohal's offensive remark on Naseem Shah during Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka has infuriated supporters

 Aamir Sohal's offensive remark on Naseem Shah during Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka has infuriated supporters

The majority of people were upset when former Pakistan cricketer Aamir Sohail said such things against Naseem Shah during the Test match against Sri Lanka. Sohail has already made harsh statements about Naseem

In Delhi. The first Test match between Pakistan and Sri Lanka is taking an intriguing turn as it is being played in Galle. Pakistan's first innings was completed with a score of 461 runs yesterday in response to Sri Lanka's first innings total of 312 runs. The squad had a lead of 149 runs after the first two innings.

For the Pakistani squad, Saud Shakeel made a double century (208 not out) on the third day of the game and added 94 runs with lower-order batsman Naseem Shah to help the team reach a significant total. Former Pakistani captain Aamir Sohai called Naseem Shah similar things while these two were batting, which most people found offensive. Sohail has already made harsh statements about Naseem.

The event reportedly took place on the third day of the game, when commentator Ramiz Raja commented of this young fast bowler's batting skills, "Naseem has no problem developing batting muscles." In response, a different critic, Sohail, observed, "He has to build cerebral muscle, which is a different muscle altogether. He will improve as a player and bowler by doing this. Sohail's remark infuriated a lot of cricket fans. Passed.

had already made harsh remarks towards Naseem

Let me tell you, Aamir Sohail has expressed his disapproval of Naseem Shah's performance in public before. Sohail had made remarks about Naseem's bowling motion during the series against Sri Lanka the previous year and emphasised the need for improvement. By the way, Naseem's measured batting during Pakistan's first innings provided an appropriate response to Sohail. Shakil showed himself to be a competent partner despite just scoring 6 runs while facing 78 balls. It is impossible to overstate his contribution to Pakistan's innings going beyond 450 runs.