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Pakistan-origin American business tycoon Tanvir Ahmad has described the Pakistan cricket team’s defeat against the US in the T20 World Cup as a lesson for the team management and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
Ahmad, who plays an active role in promoting cricket in the US, revealed that he had advised the PCB to send the cricket team to Texas 15 days before the start of the T20 World Cup, offering to provide them with ground facilities for practice.
Speaking to the media in Dallas after the match between Pakistan and the US, he expressed his belief that the match’s outcome would have been different if his advice had been heeded.
Pakistan-origin American business tycoon Tanvir Ahmad has described the Pakistan cricket team’s defeat against the US in the T20 World Cup as a lesson for the team management and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
Ahmad, who plays an active role in promoting cricket in the US, revealed that he had advised the PCB to send the cricket team to Texas 15 days before the start of the T20 World Cup, offering to provide them with ground facilities for practice.
Speaking to the media in Dallas after the match between Pakistan and the US, he expressed his belief that the match’s outcome would have been different if his advice had been heeded.
Pakistan-origin American business tycoon Tanvir Ahmad has described the Pakistan cricket team’s defeat against the US in the T20 World Cup as a lesson for the team management and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
Ahmad, who plays an active role in promoting cricket in the US, revealed that he had advised the PCB to send the cricket team to Texas 15 days before the start of the T20 World Cup, offering to provide them with ground facilities for practice.
Speaking to the media in Dallas after the match between Pakistan and the US, he expressed his belief that the match’s outcome would have been different if his advice had been heeded.
Pakistan-origin American business tycoon Tanvir Ahmad has described the Pakistan cricket team’s defeat against the US in the T20 World Cup as a lesson for the team management and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
Ahmad, who plays an active role in promoting cricket in the US, revealed that he had advised the PCB to send the cricket team to Texas 15 days before the start of the T20 World Cup, offering to provide them with ground facilities for practice.
Speaking to the media in Dallas after the match between Pakistan and the US, he expressed his belief that the match’s outcome would have been different if his advice had been heeded.
Pakistan-origin American business tycoon Tanvir Ahmad has described the Pakistan cricket team’s defeat against the US in the T20 World Cup as a lesson for the team management and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
Ahmad, who plays an active role in promoting cricket in the US, revealed that he had advised the PCB to send the cricket team to Texas 15 days before the start of the T20 World Cup, offering to provide them with ground facilities for practice.
Speaking to the media in Dallas after the match between Pakistan and the US, he expressed his belief that the match’s outcome would have been different if his advice had been heeded.
Pakistan-origin American business tycoon Tanvir Ahmad has described the Pakistan cricket team’s defeat against the US in the T20 World Cup as a lesson for the team management and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
Ahmad, who plays an active role in promoting cricket in the US, revealed that he had advised the PCB to send the cricket team to Texas 15 days before the start of the T20 World Cup, offering to provide them with ground facilities for practice.
Speaking to the media in Dallas after the match between Pakistan and the US, he expressed his belief that the match’s outcome would have been different if his advice had been heeded.
Pakistan-origin American business tycoon Tanvir Ahmad has described the Pakistan cricket team’s defeat against the US in the T20 World Cup as a lesson for the team management and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
Ahmad, who plays an active role in promoting cricket in the US, revealed that he had advised the PCB to send the cricket team to Texas 15 days before the start of the T20 World Cup, offering to provide them with ground facilities for practice.
Speaking to the media in Dallas after the match between Pakistan and the US, he expressed his belief that the match’s outcome would have been different if his advice had been heeded.
Pakistan-origin American business tycoon Tanvir Ahmad has described the Pakistan cricket team’s defeat against the US in the T20 World Cup as a lesson for the team management and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
Ahmad, who plays an active role in promoting cricket in the US, revealed that he had advised the PCB to send the cricket team to Texas 15 days before the start of the T20 World Cup, offering to provide them with ground facilities for practice.
Speaking to the media in Dallas after the match between Pakistan and the US, he expressed his belief that the match’s outcome would have been different if his advice had been heeded.
