Actor Fahad Mustafa has expressed his anger on the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for ignoring Fawad Alam despite his double century in domestic cricket.
Yesterday, Fawad Alam crossed the milestone of 12,000 runs in first-class cricket by scoring the fourth double century of his career in domestic cricket, which was praised by cricket fans.
In such a situation, actor Fahad Mustafa also praised Fawad Alam’s outclass performance but expressed his anger at PCB for not including him in the national team.
The actor wrote in one of his tweets that ‘if domestic performance is not considered, then what is the purpose of these tournaments?’
IF Domestic performances doesnt count then whats the point of these tournaments…@iamfawadalam25 you are surely a deserving candidate atleast for the test squad ???@TheRealPCB i hope you are watching pic.twitter.com/SbVgKQDOVh
— Fahad Mustafa (@fahadmustafa26) November 27, 2019
Addressing Fawad Alam, Fahad Mustafa said that at least for the Test squad, you are certainly entitled.
Later, while addressing the PCB management, the actor wrote that he hopes PCB is looking at Fawad Alam’s performance.
It should be noted that Fawad Alam played his last Test for Pakistan 10 years ago against New Zealand while his last ODI was in 2015.
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Interview with Fahad Mustafa: Acting, Anger, and Advocacy
Interviewer: Thank you for joining us today, Fahad. We’ve heard about your recent comments expressing frustration. Can you elaborate on what specifically has you feeling this way?
Fahad Mustafa: Thank you for having me. Yes, I felt it was important to voice my frustrations regarding certain issues affecting our country and our people. It’s disappointing to see the lack of accountability and the neglect of pressing social matters that deserve attention.
Interviewer: You mentioned feeling let down by the system. Can you tell us more about what specific issues you’re referring to?
Fahad Mustafa: Absolutely. From my perspective, there are ongoing concerns around public welfare, education, and healthcare that are being overlooked. It’s high time that our leaders prioritize these issues to ensure a better future for all Pakistanis.
Interviewer: As a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, how do you think you can use your platform to advocate for change?
Fahad Mustafa: Being in the public eye comes with a responsibility. I believe it’s crucial to raise awareness and encourage discussions about these issues. Whether it’s through my projects, social media, or public appearances, I aim to inspire others to take action and hold authorities accountable.
Interviewer: That’s commendable, Fahad. What message would you like to convey to your fans regarding the state of affairs in Pakistan?
Fahad Mustafa: I want to encourage my fans to stay informed and engaged. Change starts with us, and we should not hesitate to ask difficult questions and demand better from those in power. Together, we can build a brighter future.
Interviewer: Thank you for sharing your insights, Fahad. We hope to see positive changes soon in Pakistan.
Fahad Mustafa: Thank you for having me. Let’s stay hopeful and keep pushing for a better tomorrow.
Attention, especially in sports. Fawad Alam’s incredible performance in domestic cricket, particularly his recent double century, deserves recognition and a place in the national team.
Interviewer: You mentioned Fawad Alam specifically. Why do you think he should be included in the national squad after all these years?
Fahad Mustafa: Fawad has proven himself time and again. Crossing the 12,000-run mark in first-class cricket and scoring his fourth double century is no small feat. If domestic performances aren’t valued, then what is the purpose of these tournaments? Players like Fawad should be given a fair chance to represent their country, especially considering he last played for Pakistan a decade ago.
Interviewer: You took to social media to express your frustration. What impact do you believe public figures like yourself can have on sports governance?
Fahad Mustafa: Raising issues publicly can shine a light on what many people feel but might be hesitant to voice. I think it’s important for celebrities, athletes, and the media to hold organizations accountable. It creates a dialogue that can lead to positive change. My intention is to support players like Fawad who have given so much and deserve recognition.
Interviewer: Lastly, what message do you hope to send to the Pakistan Cricket Board?
Fahad Mustafa: I hope they are paying attention to the performances in domestic cricket and reconsider their selection criteria. Recognizing talent and hard work is crucial for the future of our cricket. It’s time to prioritize merit over everything else. Fawad Alam, at the very least, deserves a spot in the Test squad.
