Former Pakistan bowler Mohammad Amir is annoyed with seniors repeatedly judging the youngsters right after a match defeat. Pakistan suffered a big loss of seven wickets against India even though the handshake drama has been highlighted. Pakistan reached the Super 4s after beating UAE and Oman. When there were several criticisms on Pakistan's way of qualification, Amir came in support of the youngsters. He feels that certain individuals are propagating their agendas. In a video posted on X, Amir said, "Kuchh logo ko main dekh raha hu apna hi agenda leke baith gaye hain. Yeh kisko leke aaye ho, ye uska muqabla karega? Matlab ki ye log wait kar rahe the ek match hare aur in baccho k peeche padh jaye." (I am seeing a few people have started propagating their own agendas. Why is this player on the team? How does he compete with that player? It is like they were waiting for Pakistan to lose one match to start criticising these youngsters.)" Mohammad Amir stands with the team! 💚Hear him call out "cricket experts" & fans running their own agendas 🤭 pic.twitter.com/86WMU5Fh9h — Kh4N PCT (@Kh4N_PCT) September 15, 2025 Read also: Watch: Mohammad Nabi Smashes Five Sixes in Final Over vs Sri Lanka Amir targets snubbed seniors There were claims that the team lacked seniors. Especially Pakistan, who announced a team with their regulars Babar Azam and Mohammed Rizwan. Without taking names, Amir stated that several seniors have been with the team for the last few years and even led the team, but still flopped. In that case, the Salman Ali Agha-led young team should be backed, or at least not criticized badly for failing once. He stated, "Aap in bachho ke peeche aise padh gaye ho. Jin player o ka naam le rahe ho, who experienced the. Panch-panch chhay-chhay saal khele hain, kaptaniya ki hain, sara kuchh kiya hain. Yeh bacche ek match kya flop huye hain, aaplog to yaar saaare peeche padh gaye ho." (The players you are talking about were experienced. They have played for more than five-six years, captained the team, done everything. These kids have just flopped one game, and you all have started criticising them. Have patience.)" He added, "Jinki aap baat kar rahe ho na, kisine kuchh nahi ukhada. Paanch-paanch chhay-chhay saalo mein kisine kuchh nahi ukhada. Sab ke paas performances hain, stats bhi hain, kisine kuchh nahi ukhada." (The players you all are talking about have done nothing great. They have played for five to six years, and everyone has their stats and performances; no one has done anything great.)" Notably, Pakistan will be facing India again on September 21 for the Super Four clash.