The Pakistan Cricket Team is currently facing one of the worst phases in its history. With continuous defeats and disappointing performances, many fans have started losing faith in the team. Even die-hard supporters admit that watching Pakistan play has become frustrating, especially after the team’s disastrous run in the recent Asia Cup. The national squad not only underperformed but also suffered the humiliation of losing to India three times in a single tournament, including the final match.
Among those who expressed disappointment, Mishi Khan, a well-known actress and avid cricket supporter, has been extremely vocal. She delivered brutal criticism of the Pakistan cricket team’s performance, questioning their intent, planning, and commitment to representing the country on an international stage.
Mishi Khan openly said, “Shame on all of you”, pointing towards the lack of effort shown by the players. She highlighted that the team entered matches without proper strategy and seemed unwilling to improve despite repeated failures.
Her criticism did not stop there. She particularly called out Haris Rauf, questioning his poor bowling and lack of consistency. She also targeted Agha Salman, who had earlier claimed that the team would “rectify the batting line.” Mishi Khan’s response was cutting: “When will you rectify it? The tournament is already over.”
In her final remarks, Mishi Khan accused many players of being “parchis” — individuals who secure their place in the team through favoritism rather than merit. She emphasized that this lack of accountability has left fans disappointed, as players continue to perform poorly without fear of being dropped.
The Pakistan Cricket Team’s downfall in the Asia Cup has sparked widespread debate, with Mishi Khan’s criticism echoing the frustrations of millions of fans. Unless major reforms are made, the team risks losing not just matches but also the unwavering support of its loyal followers.