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Fans Outraged as Team Management Sends Youngsters to Face Tough Questions

Pakistan suffered a massive defeat to New Zealand in the second Test match and lost the two-match Test series 2-0. The performance of the team in the second Test match was horrible, to say the least. Pakistan lost the match by an innings and 176 runs within four days of the match. Pakistan was outplayed in all three departments with no fight shown by the team.

Pakistan fought hard in the first Test match, losing the match in the dying moments of the game. Therefore, fans were hopeful of a solid showing in the second Test match. Pakistan’s first innings total of 297 provided something for the bowlers to defend, but poor bowling and horrific fielding led to Pakistan losing the plot.


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Pakistani fans are used to seeing Pakistan lose the plot and capitulate under pressure, but this defeat showed the lack of ability, tenacity, and planning.

To add to the agony of the Pakistani fans, the team management sent debutant Zafar Gohar and young pacer Naseem Shah to attend the official press conference. The team management did not step forward to take responsibility for the miserable display by the Pakistan cricket team and instead sent two youngsters to deal with the situation.

The Pakistani fans did not appreciate this and took to Twitter to channel their frustration.


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  • This is disgusting really sending the debutant and the youngest player of the who had a tough game. Such coward management deserve to be shown the door. People who are afraid to shoulder bad performances do not deserve to remain at the helm


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