Pakistan, Sept. 11 -- Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram has criticised the country's cricket system and questioned its ability to produce quality batters. Speaking to the media in Lahore, Akram said he had watched Pakistan cricket follow the same pattern for five or six years. He said warning signs appeared before Pakistan lost its home and away series against Bangladesh. However, officials failed to address those concerns in time.

Read More: Pakistan a strong contender to win World Cup in India: Wasim Akram

Akram also questioned the Pakistan Super League's contribution to developing specialist batters. He noted that the PSL has completed 10 years but has not produced a standout batter for Pakistan. According to him, the league has pr...