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Unfiltered Rashid Latif: Betting websites cast shadow on Pakistan cricket's ecosystem
November 19, 2023
|The Sunday Guardian
In a surprising twist of fate, Pakistan's cricketing landscape is undergoing a seismic shift following the announcement of star batter Babar Azam's resignation as captain, just days after the team's disappointing exit from the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023.

This decision marks a sharp decline for Pakistan, who had attained the pinnacle of ICC one-day international (ODI) rankings under Azam's leadership in May.
Adding fuel to the fire, former Pakistani cricketer and Afghan coach Rashid Latif launched a blistering attack, attributing the nation's cricketing woes to the ban on betting websites. Latif voiced concerns about the unnecessary cloud hovering over the cricketing ecosystem, underscoring its adverse effects on Pakistan's cricketing prowess.
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