Yograj Singh to Coach Pakistan Cricket Team? Yuvraj's Father Lands Controversial Statement Amid Champions Trophy 2025

ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan cricket team have gone through miserable times following their premature exit from the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025. The Mohammed Rizwan-led side lost their games against New Zealand by 60 runs and by six wickets against India following which they have been eliminated from the Champions Trophy 2025. 

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A couple of days after their elimination, former India cricketer Yograj Singh has mocked the Pakistan side in the most hilarious fashion. As per Yograj all he wats is one year to change the complexion of cricket in Pakistan. Yograj has expressed his desire to coach the Pakistan national cricket team. He also claimed that he will turn the Pakistan side into world-beaters. 

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‘Ek saal mein team khadi kar kay dikhaunga’

“At times, I feel compelled to reach out to Pakistan’s team and propose that if they are without a coach, they should allow me to train them for a year. I will transform them into fearless warriors.” When queried about the possibility of coaching Pakistan, Yograj replied, “Why not? India and Pakistan resemble two brothers. If not today, then at some point, they will reconcile. I believe it is the same territory. Pakistan boasts talented players and several outstanding fast bowlers capable of bowling at velocities exceeding 150 km/h, yet the team lacks adequate management," he said. 

TIME FOR INTROSPECTION FOR PAKISTAN

Pakistan are already eliminated from the Champions Trophy, but India is still there in it. India has won both it's games against Bangladesh and Pakistan and have qualified for the semi-final along with New Zealand from Group A. It would be interesting to see the kind of changes Pakistan bring about in the wake of the Champions Trophy shock. There are speculations that the coach and the captain would be removed, but again, there is nothing official on it. For the unversed, Pakistan will play their final group-stage game against Bangladesh.