Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal on Tuesday introduced his retirement from all types of cricket after being named within the nationwide choice committee.
Kamran instructed the media on Tuesday that he had taken speedy retirement as he had additionally taken up teaching as a occupation.
“I don’t think you can concentrate on playing after getting into coaching or becoming a national selector,” he added.
Kamran, who appeared in 268 worldwide matches for Pakistan until 2017m, was dropped by Pakistan Super League franchise Peshawar Zalmi for the eighth season and as an alternative included the wicketkeeper of their teaching employees.
Kamran, who’s the primary cousin of Pakistan captain Babar Azam, made it clear that he had nice respect for the latter’s cricketing expertise.
“He is certainly one of our nice batsmen and my job as a selector and as coach at Zalmi is to assist him fine-tune himself as a captain and a batsman.
But there isn’t a flaw in his batting, as we now have seen over time. Kamran stated that his youthful brother Umar Akmal must proceed to carry out properly and show his health for nationwide choice once more.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
