Pakistani player Imad Wasim in a recent interview has slammed the comparisons made between Agha Salman and Khushdil Shah with Axar Patel and Ravindra Jadeja. Wasim, who quit international cricket after the 2024 T20 Cricket World Cup has said that the Indian duo cannot be compared to any current Pakistan player. Advertisment Imad Wasim said “Whenever you send someone for press conference, it is a request to send the people well prepared. In one of the press conferences I heard, not criticizing any of my players, I respect and love them equally. They said that Khushdil and Salman Agha are both all-rounders like Axar and Jadeja. Does it make any sense?” Imad Wasim "don't make comparisons of Khushdil Shah and Salman Ali Agha with Axar Patel and Ravindra Jadeja, which make people laugh" #Cricket pic.twitter.com/XyL1tUyor9 — Saj Sadiq (@SajSadiqCricket) March 13, 2025 The former Pakistan star also said “Look at their (Patel and Jadeja) stats, look at how they bowl. I am a left-arm spinner too, I know how they bowl, they are proper bowlers. So you shouldn"t say something that makes a joke out of in front of the world. So there are lots of things that we need to get sorted and we need to do it quickly” Imad Wasim calls for change in way Pakistan plays cricket During the course of the interview, Imad Wasim commented on the way Pakistan plays cricket. The 36-year-old said that things needed to change before people lose interest in the game. Pakistan"s former player said “You got to play cricket like it should be played at. This is not the right way. For me, if you ask me as a cricketer, not even as a Pakistani, as a cricketer, I watch some of the games of the Pakistan team play, and I feel I just don"t want to watch it," The 36-year-old also said “Look, the interest will lose eventually. People won"t come and watch cricket if we play like this. You must have seen the crowd was full in the England-Australia match, and how they play cricket. I can understand the solution, what I am telling you. When you go somewhere, you assess the condition, and then you play” “But your first instinct is to go out there and attack the opposition. And then, if you lose wickets, then you can assess the condition again like this is 250, 260, 300 wickets, or whatever. So, your first instinct is just to go out there and attack, not to think like, okay, we scored 250. So, like, we are way behind where the world is." Imad Wasim ended by saying.