Shaun Tait, the bowling trainer of Pakistan's men's cricket crew, talked at a question and answer session following the fourth day of play in the second Test between New Zealand and Pakistan in Karachi.

During the question and answer session, he got into an enraged contention with numerous columnists, who examined him concerning the group's terrible showing in the continuous matches.

The World Test Title support New Zealand are at present playing red-ball cricket with Pakistan's men's cricket crew. The second Trial of the two-match series is currently being played in Karachi's Public Arena after the primary match finished in a tie the week before.

Fans and past greats have censured the players for the group's dreary play on the field, and in any event, during question and answer sessions, the environment periodically becomes tense and unsavory.

Babar had been exposed to testing inquiries from journalists during question and answer sessions on various events recently, yet on Thursday (January 5), while bowling trainer Shaun Tait made an appearance to the question and answer session, things took a negative transform when he got into a warmed contention with the columnists over groups' on-field exhibitions.

At the point when a columnist examined Tait regarding how he could shield the pacers' presentation for Pakistan in the momentum season, Tait answered just by expressing that in his viewpoint, the group had performed ineffectively.