Former Pakistan cricketer Imad Wasim is in the spotlight as his Alleged Affair went viral on the Internet, and his wife Sannia Ashfaq reacted with a cryptic post on Instagram amid Imad Wasim’s viral photo with the social media influencer Naila Raja.
Sannia Ashfaq Welcomes Third Child, No Mention of Imad
Notably, Sannai Ashfaq shared the birth of the couple’s third child, and she shared the news on Instagram; interestingly, there was no mention of Imad Wasim in the post. With the speculation around their break-up being guessed in the comments
“I carried you alone in my womb for 9 months. May God give me more strength for the journey ahead, Zayan.”
Sannia’s Cryptic Post Sparks Buzz, Naila Raja Denies Affair Rumours
A few days later, Sannia Ashfaq wrote this quote on his Instagram post, which went viral as Imad Wasim became the viral news in Pakistan.
“Silence should not be considered as consent or lack of evidence. I am just choosing the right time after thinking carefully.” The post has become a massive talking point in Pakistan cricket circles.
While the online buzz continues to grow, Naila Raja has publicly denied all rumours, calling them baseless and false.
Imad Stays Silent on Controversy, Turns Fire on Pakistan Cricket
Meanwhile, Imad Wasim has remained silent about the controversy but made headlines for a different reason, strong criticism of Pakistan’s recent cricket performance. Following Pakistan’s T20I series loss to Bangladesh, where they failed to chase 133 and lost the 2nd T20I by 8 runs, Imad voiced his frustration:
"You've got to play cricket like it should be played. This is not the right way. For me, if you ask me as a cricketer, not even as a Pakistani, I watch some of the games the Pakistan team plays, and I feel I just don't want to watch it."
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He warned that if Pakistan continues playing this way, stadiums in the country could soon be empty:
"Look, the interest will eventually disappear. People won't come and watch cricket if we play like this. You must have seen the crowd was full in the England-Australia match (February 22 in Lahore) and how they play cricket.”
Imad also emphasized the importance of reading match conditions before deciding whether to attack or defend:
“When you go somewhere, you assess the condition, and then you play. But your first instinct should be to go out there and attack the opposition. And then, if you lose wickets, you reassess maybe it’s a 250, 260, 300-run wicket or whatever.” Wasim Concluded
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