LAHORE Pakistans former Test captain Aamir Sohail has asked the current ODI and Twenty20 skipper Shahid Afridi not to give confusing and contradictory statements in the media. These statements are creating confusion and more problems for Pakistan cricket, Sohail said. The former chief selector also said if Afridi wanted his team to succeed, he would have to be impartial while selecting the playing eleven. He will have to keep aside his personal equations with the players while selecting the team, Sohail added. Sohail said it was unworthy of a captain to give a statement that everyone in the team should mind his own business. What kind of a statement is this? This is not right. Afridi has to be very careful while speaking in the media, he said. Apparently, Sohail and some other former players are not happy with the way Afridi has been targeting some former players, criticising them for being negative and hence, creating problems for the team. Afridi also said on television that the selectors and team management could only pick and play those players who have done well in domestic cricket. We cant go and bring players from Australia or South Africa. We can only select players from our domestic season, he said. Afridi seems to be unhappy with selection process. Reports said that he was at loggerheads with the team management over selection of three veteran players - Shoaib Akhtar, Abdul Razzaq and Mohammad Yousuf - for the limited over games. Reports said that Pakistan coaches Waqar Younis, Ijaz Ahmed and others strongly opposed the selection of three veterans for the five-match one-day international series against England. They contended that Shoaib, Razzaq and Yousuf were clearly over the hill and put up a flop show in the two Twenty20 games against England last week to harm the teams graph in the shortest version of the game.