BREAKING NEWS BREAKING

• Three Sisters Overcome Adversity After Father’s Death in Rahim Yar Khan • Sheryl Crow Celebrates Her Welsh Heritage in Heartfelt Reflection • US Midterm Elections: Republican Losses Linked to Iran War and Inflation • Dramatic Last Ball Error Costs Melbourne Victory in Women’s Big Bash League • Punjab Approves Rs. 2.94 Billion for Three Technical Training Centers in Lahore • Economic Coordination Committee Approves PKR 54 Billion for Defense Projects • Khawaja Asif Criticizes Chaudhry Salik’s Corruption Remarks in Punjab • Rana Sanaullah Clarifies No Demands Made by Fazl-ur-Rehman for Governorship • Maryam Aurangzeb Demands Apology from Chaudhry Salik Over Controversial Remarks • NAB Arrests Amir Saeed in Kohistan Corruption Scandal, Secures 14-Day Remand • Israel President Calls for Compromise Following Divisive Election Results • Tributes Flow for Renowned Drummer Clem Cattini After His Passing • Three Sisters Overcome Adversity After Father’s Death in Rahim Yar Khan • Sheryl Crow Celebrates Her Welsh Heritage in Heartfelt Reflection • US Midterm Elections: Republican Losses Linked to Iran War and Inflation • Dramatic Last Ball Error Costs Melbourne Victory in Women’s Big Bash League • Punjab Approves Rs. 2.94 Billion for Three Technical Training Centers in Lahore • Economic Coordination Committee Approves PKR 54 Billion for Defense Projects • Khawaja Asif Criticizes Chaudhry Salik’s Corruption Remarks in Punjab • Rana Sanaullah Clarifies No Demands Made by Fazl-ur-Rehman for Governorship • Maryam Aurangzeb Demands Apology from Chaudhry Salik Over Controversial Remarks • NAB Arrests Amir Saeed in Kohistan Corruption Scandal, Secures 14-Day Remand • Israel President Calls for Compromise Following Divisive Election Results • Tributes Flow for Renowned Drummer Clem Cattini After His Passing

Pakistan’s Azam Khan Claims Blame for T20 World Cup Loss Falls on Him

November 4, 2026 • 3 hours ago •

KARACHI: Pakistan’s wicketkeeper-batter Azam Khan has expressed his frustration over being singled out for the team’s disappointing performance in the 2024 T20 World Cup. Despite playing only one ball in the tournament, Khan claims that all blame for the team’s failure has been unjustly placed on his shoulders.

In a recent statement, Khan, the son of former captain Moin Khan, emphasized that the criticism directed at him is disproportionate to his actual contribution during the World Cup. He stated, “I played just one ball, yet the entire fallout has been attributed to me, which feels incredibly unfair and demoralizing for any player.” This sentiment reflects a broader concern among athletes about accountability and the pressures of public scrutiny.

The implications of Khan’s remarks extend beyond personal grievances, highlighting the intense scrutiny faced by athletes in high-stakes tournaments. The backlash against individual players can affect team morale and public perception, potentially influencing future selections and sponsorships within the sport.

As the cricketing community processes this incident, discussions are expected to arise regarding the support systems in place for players facing criticism. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) may need to address these concerns to foster a more supportive environment for its athletes moving forward.

📲 Install App