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    Wasim Akram has cited Indian head coach Ravi Shastri’s example as a reason for not choosing to mentor the Pakistan cricket team. According to the legendary skipper, he fears the way people have been behaving with Shastri on the internet and says that it might just be the reason for him to not kickstart a career in coaching an international team.
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    — Sir Yuzvendra (parody) (@SirYuzvendra) March 2, 2021
    "I can't stand misbehaviour from anyone and I am not stupid I see how people misbehave and insult coaches/seniors on the social media if the team is not doing well. I don't think I have the patience for that," Akram said during an interview in CricketPakistan.com.pk's YouTube channel.
    “I just think we need to ponder on the fact that whatever we say on social media reflects on what we are," he added.
    Akram explained that the role of all the coaches and the support staff is crucial but only limited until the boys enter the field and are expected to put in all the hard work, and training they have undergone with their coaches, to good use and perform well on the ground.
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    ⁦@RaviShastriOfc⁩ pic.twitter.com/Mc22OIxVmb
    — Shobhaa De (@DeShobhaa) February 26, 2021
    "Sometimes you do well, sometimes you lose. But tell me do we see this sort of extreme reaction or misbehaviour in other countries. Have you seen Ravi Shastri being treated this way on social media? It is pretty scary for me the way people behave on social media," Akram said.
    "So it is not as if I am totally cut off from the players. They call me when they want any help or advice and I love contributing to Pakistan Cricket," he said.
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    Over the years, the relationship between Ravi Shastri and the Indian social media has admittedly not been the most healthy. From memes about the coach falling asleep during matches to not-so-friendly comments about Shastri enjoying a couple of beverages, Indian cricket fans have not been kind to him.
    However, Shastri has also gotten somewhat immune to the trolling and the unconstructive criticism that he faces online, and has managed to take the harsh comments in good stride. 
    .@RaviShastriOfc reacts to his memes doing the rounds #INDvENG pic.twitter.com/pNvZxKgUmM
    — ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) March 7, 2021
    "Have a drink on my name. When you post those kinds of things, so many people have a laugh," the India coach had said about the toxic meme culture surrounding him, back in March. "Enjoy, it doesn't affect me.”

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