Pakistani cricketer Haris Rauf has expressed his frustration with the "undue criticism" he has been facing from all quarters. The wicketkeeper-batter, who has been a consistent performer for Pakistan in recent times, believes he is being unfairly targeted by critics.
"I have been working hard and giving my best for the team," Rauf said in a recent interview. "But I feel like I am always being scrutinized more than other players. It's really frustrating."
Rauf's comments come on the back of a string of criticisms, both from former players and fans. He has been criticized for his shot selection, his keeping, and even his fitness.
"I don't understand why I am being singled out," Rauf said. "There are other players who make mistakes too, but they don't get the same level of criticism."
Rauf's frustration is understandable. He has been a valuable member of the Pakistan team in recent years, and his contributions have been often overlooked. He is a talented player with a lot to offer, and he deserves to be treated with more respect.
The critics would be better served to focus on supporting Rauf and helping him improve his game. Instead, they are tearing him down, which is only going to make him worse.