Summary The final, held in Vancouver, saw Akram join presenter and commentator Parvez Sandhu in the commentary box
VANCOUVER (Web Desk) - Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram surprised cricket fans by making his commentary debut in Punjabi during the final of the Canada Super 60 tournament.
The final, held in Vancouver, saw Akram join presenter and commentator Parvez Sandhu in the commentary box, where the legendary fast bowler showcased a different side of his broadcasting skills.
During the match, the “Sultan of Swing” tried his hand at Punjabi commentary, adding a distinctive local flavour to his analysis and describing key moments of the thrilling contest in an engaging and entertaining style.
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Akram’s Punjabi commentary quickly caught the attention of fans, with his new approach also receiving a warm response on social media.
Widely celebrated for his legendary bowling career and highly regarded as a commentator, Akram once again demonstrated that his talents extend beyond the cricket field.
His ability to connect with audiences through language, humour and an engaging style has made him one of the sport’s most popular voices.
