Inzamam ul haq News

India's unbeaten streak in the Cricket World Cup 2023 has taken the world of cricket by storm. The Men in Blue are unstoppable at the moment after having won all 10 matches. On the other hand some are finding reasons to criticise India. A former Pakistani cricketer has put allegation against Indian skipper Rohit Sharma of fixing tosses in the World Cup.

British newspaper Daily Mail published a news that for the semi-final match against New Zealand, the pitch at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium was changed a day before. After this news, a conspiracy theory started being made that Team India, in collaboration with ICC, got the match conducted on the pitch as per their choice. It was claimed that the New Zealand team likes to bowl first, so they wanted a bowling pitch. But a day before, it has been decided to hold the match on a used pitch.

Former Indian cricket team spinner Harbhajan Singh has vented his anger on former Pakistani captain Inzamam Ul Haq on social media. Actually, a video of Inzamam ul Haq is going viral on social media in which he is seen saying that once Bhajji had considered accepting Islam after being influenced by Maulana Tariq Jameel. However, now Harbhajan Singh has termed this statement as false and said that I am a proud Indian and a proud Sikh.

Pakistan are on a four match losing streak in Cricket World Cup 2023.

Danish Kaneria has earlier also accused Afridi of showing hatred towards him in the Pakistani dressing room. He has launched another attack on controversial Pakistan captain.

Though Babar Azam scored a half-century and Pakistan won the low-scoring warm-up game against the West Indies by seven wickets with 27 balls remaining, the captain consumed 41 deliveries for his 50, while Rizwan struck his 13 off 17 balls and didn't score a single boundary.  

The 29-year-old batsman achieved the distinction in 117 ODI innings in comparison to Tendulkar who took 142 innings in order to accumulate 6000 ODI runs in Asia. 

The Matra-born bowler, who was also a part of army led fitness boot camp in Kakul recently, failed to impress new chief coach Inzamam-ul-Haq, who said he didn't look in rhythm.

The Test squad will be led by Misbah-ul-Haq, who took on the captaincy in October 2010, a few months after the spot-fixing scandal.

While talking about the old rivalry between India and Pakistan, Inzy asserted that it's bigger than the Ashes.

Inzamam feels Aamir should not be allowed to get back into Pakistan team.