Multan Sultans and Pakistan national team captain Mohammad Rizwan has addressed recent criticism over his English-speaking skills with grace and confidence, stating he feels no embarrassment about his limited fluency.
Speaking at a press conference in Karachi, Rizwan openly acknowledged his regret over not completing his education but made it clear that his focus has always been on delivering top-tier performances on the cricket field.
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“I may not speak English perfectly, but I can communicate my message clearly—even to native speakers,” he said, stressing that language should never overshadow talent and dedication.
Rizwan’s remarks resonated strongly with fans, who praised his humility and commitment. His calm and composed response underlined that effective communication goes beyond language, and what truly matters is one’s contribution to the team.
His statement has sparked a broader conversation about respecting athletes for their skills rather than judging them based on language proficiency.
