New Delhi, July 27 - Pakistan's legendary fast bowler Wasim Akram is wondering why the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is not utilising his services to groom young bowlers.

Akram, who has helped Indian fast bowler Irfan Pathan and also struggling Australian bowler Mitchell Johnson, feels that he got only limited opportunities to work with Pakistani bowlers.

'I don't know why the PCB is not utilising me. I am ready to help them. Sohail Tanveer, Umar Gul and Mohammed Aamir came to me and I helped them out. I have been telling the PCB that I don't need a job. What more can I offer,' asks the 43-year-old former Pakistan captain

Asked about the future of dope-tainted fast bowler Mohammed Asif, who has been included in the probables for the Champions Trophy, Akram said: 'Asif has to learn from his mistakes. I also learnt from my mistakes during my playing days.