‘I will leave cricket and become a professor’: Mohammad Rizwan closed the troll on poor English. Cricket news

Pakistan’s white ball captain Mohammad RizwanOften at the end of criticism and trolling for your spoken English, gave a suitable response to your inhibitor with a clear entry. Rizwan made it clear that he is not ashamed of his struggle with the language, emphasizing that his primary responsibility is to play cricket – not to speak English.
Rizwan is often mocked on social media, in which many clips and pre-matches of his posts are viral and attract trolling on their English.
Head-on the issue during a press conference, Rizwan said: “I don’t care [about social media trolling]I am proud of one thing and whatever I say, I say from my heart. I do not know English. ,
He said: “The only regret is that I did not get enough education, but I am not even embarrassed that I cannot speak English despite being the captain of Pakistan cricket team.”
He said, “There is a demand for me, not English. It is regrettable that I did not complete my education, that is why I struggle to speak English.”
He said, “Pakistan is not demanding English from me, if this is the case, I will leave cricket to become a professor, but I don’t have that much time.”
Focusing his focus on the current struggles of Pakistan on the field, Rizwan accepted the poor form of the team, which has widely criticized. Once as an Asian powerhouse, the present Pakistan side appears to be a shadow of its former self.

Beyond his turbulent run in the last ICC tournament, Pakistan was kept bare during the Champions Trophy hosted on the soil of the house. The hosts exited the group stage after being continuously defeated by New Zealand and India, which led to the end of time to protect their title.
His unwavering campaign triggered the important backlash.
“It is okay to criticize the team, but also guides us to guide us. Recently, during the Champions Trophy, Wasim Akram advised us. I wanted to talk to him more, but there was not enough time,” Rizwan said.