'IPL not small league': Pakistan star burns internet with India sending 'kids' to Emerging Asia Cup remark

Mohammad Haris, who recently led Pakistan A to victory in the Emerging Asia Cup 2023, has said something that Indian cricket players and fans will not like. Haris's great shot helped Pakistan A beat India A in the final and win the cup. Pakistani fans were happy about the win.

But some critics said that it was more of a battle between the "senior players" from Pakistan and the "young brigade" from India. The leader of Pakistan's team, Haris, was one of several players on the team who had played cricket on an international level.

Mohammad Wasim Jr., Shahnawaz Dahani, and Saim Ayub were also cricket players who were not well known outside of their own country. But the Indian team was made up of only young players. India A was led by a 20-year-old named Yash Dhull.

Haris hasn't paid attention to the argument that Pakistanis have an edge over Indians because they are older. He said that those claims were false and that even the Pakistan players who had played for their country on the world stage had only played a few games, and those games were T20Is.

Haris said, without naming the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), that the Pakistan team never asked them to send "little kids" to the event. He said this in a podcast. "(This is how I know that you like bade leke aaye the, but if you like chote bachey the, I can't tell you that you like chotey bache leke aao. It's important for you to have foreign knowledge.

Do you have any international experience? The other person has five matches, and I have six. This is T20. This team has played in 260 IPL games and learned from them. People say that Pakistan sent a team with a lot of older people on it.

We didn't ask them to bring their small children to the competition. They say that some of us on our team have lived and worked in other countries. How many foreign games have we played up to this point? Saim has played 5 games, and I have played 6. "Those guys (India players) have played in 260 IPL games," Haris said.