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Pakistani players were cheated (Photo-PTI)

The performance of Pakistan players is neither good on the field nor is luck favoring them outside the field. According to the news coming from Pakistan, many big cricketers of the team have become victims of Ponzi scheme. If reports are to be believed, Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan, fast bowler Shaheen Afridi have suffered a loss of lakhs. This matter has also come before the Pakistan Cricket Board and its investigation has also started. According to sources, Fakhar Zaman, Shadab Khan and many other players had allegedly invested huge amounts of money with a former Test captain, who has now left the country.

Babar-Rizwan's money got stuck

According to Pakistani reports, Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan had earlier benefited a lot from this scheme. But later suddenly he stopped getting money. According to sources, when the affected players contacted him, they were told that now the money will not be refunded. After this he stopped answering calls and messages and left the country. It is being told that these players had invested not only their own money but also that of their relatives and close associates. It is being told that this amount is up to 100 crore PKR.

Babar returns after leaving Big Bash

Former Pakistan captain Babar Azam has not only suffered a financial loss, along with this the image of this player has also suffered a big blow. Actually, Babar is out of Big Bash League, he has returned home before the eliminator match. Sydney Sixers team announced that Babar has returned to Pakistan to join the Pakistani team. Let us tell you that Babar had to face a lot of difficulties in this season of Big Bash and he scored only 202 runs in 11 matches with only two half-centuries. His strike rate was only 103.

Not only Babar, Mohammad Rizwan's performance in Big Bash was also disappointing, he scored only 188 runs in 10 innings and his strike rate was 102. Due to slow pace in a match, Melbourne Renegades had recalled him from batting. Fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi, who returned home midway due to injury, also had a mediocre BBL season. All three Pakistani cricketers were playing in the Big Bash for the first time.