Shahid Afridi worried about spectators at the stadium in the first T20

 

Shahid Afridi worried about spectators at the stadium in the first T20

 The low number of spectators at the stadium in the first T20 between Pakistan and West Indies has Shahid Afridi worried, a message was released on Twitter.

Pakistan and West Indies are going to take the field in the second T20 match today. However, Pakistan won the first match but the empty stadium has caused concern to the former players which they are expressing in their messages on Twitter.

According to the details, in the first T20 match played between Pakistan and West Indies yesterday, the number of cricket fans was almost non-existent, on which Shahid Afridi retweeted Wasim Akram's Twitter and wrote in a message that " Despite the return of international cricket in Pakistan and the consistent excellent performance of our team, the small number of spectators at the Karachi Stadium has certainly disappointed. But it is important to know why this is so and how it can be improved. The stadium should be full, how much money can be made from tickets? "

Earlier, Wasim Akram had said in a message that "especially considering Pakistan's performance last month, I was saddened to see the stadium empty during the first T20 match between the West Indies and the national team. It seems like I know the reason, but I want to hear from you, so tell me where the audience is and why."