Former captain of the Pakistan cricket team, Wasim Akram, has expressed disinterest in ever coaching the national team.

Former Pakistan fast bowler Wasim Akram said he is willing to work with the Pakistan cricket team, but ruled out a full-time role. Akram's comment comes after Yograj Singh slammed former Pakistan cricketers for speaking too much and not taking efforts to help a struggling national team.

Wasim Akram has responded sharply to Yograj Singh’s criticism, which questioned why former Pakistan cricketers like him and Shoaib Akhtar prefer commentary over coaching. Akram defended his stance, pointing out the disrespect and harsh treatment that Pakistan’s cricketing legends face when they take up coaching roles,

The hosts and defending champions Pakistan are on the verge of early exit from the Champions Trophy 2025 after losing two consecutive matches against New Zealand and India in the group stage. Former Pakistan pacer turned cricket commentator Wasim Akram expressed his disappointment over the team selection following the Men in Green’s six-wicket defeat against India at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday,

In an interaction on the Ten Sports show, 'The Dressing Room, ' Wasim Akram suggested that PCB should take a bold step and make at least 5-6 changes in the squad to start preparing for the T20 World Cup 2026.

Legendary Pakistani cricketer Wasim Akram has launched a scathing critique of the Pakistan cricket team following their six-wicket defeat to India in the ICC Champions Trophy Group A match.