Pakistan team is currently on tour of Australia. A series of 3 ODI matches is being played between the two teams. This series is currently tied at 1-1. The first match of the One Day International series between the two teams was played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. A video of this match is going viral on social media. During this match, former Pakistani cricketer and Sultan of Swing, Wasim Akram made such a comment about a player of his own country which is in the headlines.

Pakistani player made fun of in live match

Wasim Akram mentioned Kamran Ghulam's family during this match, after which Michael Vaughan also commented on this player's family, which has sparked a new debate. Actually, 29 year old Kamran Ghulam comes from a big family. According to Wikipedia, Ghulam was born in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, he has six sisters and 11 brothers. Wasim Akram, who was commentating with Adam Gilchrist and Michael Vaughan, said in the live match, 'Kamran Ghulam comes from a big family. He is the 11th among 12 brothers, apart from this he also has four sisters.

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On this statement of Wasim Akram, Michael Vaughan said with amusement, '16 children, wow! There is a great desire to know what the age difference is. After this video went viral, these veterans are being criticized on social media. Fans called this conversation insulting. Let us tell you, this entire incident happened when Kamran Ghulam came on the field to bat.

Scored a century playing in place of Babar

Kamran Ghulam has played 2 Test and 3 ODI matches for Pakistan team so far. In Tests he has scored 147 runs at an average of 49.00. At the same time, so far he has been able to score only 5 runs in 3 ODI matches, although during this period he has got a chance to bat only once. Pakistan recently played a Test series against England at home. Kamran Ghulam got a chance to debut in this series. He was played in place of Babar Azam. He was also successful in scoring a century in his very first Test innings.