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“Presume Dil Dil Pakistan Wasn’t…”: England Nice Trolls Babar Azam And Co After Cricket World Cup 2023 Loss To Afghanistan

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“Presume Dil Dil Pakistan Wasn’t…”: England Nice Trolls Babar Azam And Co After Cricket World Cup 2023 Loss To Afghanistan

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"Presume Dil Dil Pakistan Wasnt...": England Great Trolls Babar Azam And Co After Cricket World Cup 2023 Loss To Afghanistan

Babar Azam after Pakistan’s loss in opposition to Afghanistan in Cricket World Cup 2023© AFP

Former England cricket staff skipper Michael Vaughan took to social media to brutally troll Pakistan following their stunning defeat in opposition to Afghanistan within the Cricket World Cup 2023 in Chennai on Monday. Pakistan had been fully outplayed by Afghanistan who chased down the 284-run goal with three batters scoring half-centuries after an excellent present from spinner Noor Ahmad. Vaughan referred to Pakistan staff director Mickey Arthur‘s feedback concerning the staff’s unofficial anthem ‘Dil Dil Pakistan’ not enjoying on the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad once they had been defeated by hosts India on October 14.

“I presume ‘Dil Dil’ Pakistan wasn’t performed in Chennai at the moment,” Vaughan posted on X (previously Twitter).

Earlier, Arthur complained about Pakistan’s lack of assist within the floor through the match in opposition to India however his feedback had been criticised closely by specialists and followers alike.

Coming to the match,  Afghanistan placed on an excellent batting and bowling show handy Pakistan a shocking eight-wicket defeat within the Cricket World Cup 2023.

Chasing a 283-run goal, Afghanistan had been lifted by Ibrahim Zadran (87), Rahmat Shah (77 not out) and Rahmanullah Gurbaz (65) as they scored 286-2 in 49 overs.

Pakistan had made 282-7 of their 50 overs with 74 from skipper Babar Azam and 58 from opener Abdullah Shafique however the complete didn’t show powerful sufficient for a scientific Afghanistan.

Skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi, with a 45-ball 48 not out, hit the successful boundary as Afghanistan improved upon their highest ODI chase of 274 in opposition to the UAE in Dubai in 2014.

The win is Afghanistan’s first-ever over Pakistan in eight ODIs and got here eight days after their shock victory over defending champions England in Delhi.

(With AFP inputs)

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