ISLAMABAD: India media is furious on Pakistani star off spinner Saeed Ajmal on naming Indian spinners for suspected actions.
They are of the opinion that why Ajmal has named only Indian bowlers in the whole cricketing world.
Earlier in an interview with a local TV channel on Monday, magician spinner Saeed Ajmal lashed at ICC for not scrutinizing Indian chuckers like Harbhajan SIngh and Ravi Chandara Ashwin, despite conflicted action.
Ajmal said ICC keeps a close eye at Pakistan bowlers and as soon as any Pakistani bowler performs, he gets ban from ICC.
“I’m highly disappointed over why PCB did not fight my case on medical basis, had they chose for it, it would have been rather different story.”
Ajmal also critised Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) policies and said it does not support own bowlers the way it should.
Meanwhile, former legendary cricketer Abdul Qadir backed Ajmal’s comments and blamed PCB for mismanagement of such issues.
Abdul Qadir said “PCB only salutes rising sun, but when the same players faces bad patch, it closes eyes.”
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