Ahmed Shehzad beats Pakistan’s Captain Mohammadriz One for making a “brainless decision” ahead of Champions Trophy 2025
Ahmed Shezad He is sharply criticizing the captain of Pakistan’s cricket team Mohammad Rizwan For his tactical decisions to the end ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
Ahmed Shezad is unhappy with the decision-making ability of the Pakistan captain
In a recent video on his YouTube channel, Shehzad described Lizwan’s choice to first hit the Tri-Series Final against New Zealand as a “brainless decision,” highlighting the lack of understanding of pitch conditions .
“The Pakistan bubble is bursting ahead of the Champions Trophy.” On this YouTube channel, Shehzad said. He preferred to support batting in the evenings, although pitches at the national stadium in Karachi, Pakistan chose to set targets instead of chasing, but in the end they led to them. Defeat with 5 wickets.
“In my previous match, I saw the pitch better hit at night, so it was a heart-warming decision (to hit first). Still, the Pakistani team said to hit first. I’ve decided. There’s no brain decision, no clues.” Shehzad was added, pointing to Pakistan’s record-breaking pursuit against South Africa at the same venue.
The former Pakistani opener also expressed his dissatisfaction with Lizwan’s decision to drop a professional bowler in favor of the all-around, claiming that the move would undermine the team’s bowling strength. He points out that Rizwan’s strategy seemed overly cautious, suggesting that the captain chose to play consistently and safely, rather than exploiting the strengths of his team.
“All his decisions have made the Pakistani captain want to play safely in batting, either short spinners with the Champions Trophy team or played in this match. (Fast bowler) Mohammad hasnain I was sacrificing and still using him (Ashraf) in two overs.” Shehzad analyzed it.
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“You’ve made so many mistakes.”
Criticism comes at a challenging time for Pakistani cricket as it struggles with shape and decision-making in recent tournaments. Shehzad laments that such “childish decisions” could risk opportunities in the upcoming Champions Trophy, and the teams do not effectively execute their game plans, but rather the enemy’s mistakes He emphasized that he often depends on.
“In the final, you’re making a childish decision… you’ve made so many mistakes in the match. You only have a chance to win if the opposition is below par or not playing the main player. There is.” Shezad said.
As Pakistan prepares for the Champions Trophy, Shezad’s comments highlight the pressure on Rizwan and his team to provide results ahead of this important international competition and improve their strategy. I’m doing it.