Pakistan defeated India in the ICC World Cup 2021 tournament and that came as a shock to not just the Indian fans but also to Pakistan’s selectors and management. All eyes will be on the next T20 World Cup encounter between India and Pakistan on October 23 in the legendary Melbourne stadium after Pakistan defeated India in the World Cup match for the first time ever in Dubai last year, in October.
As an explosive throng of Indian and Pakistani supporters are preparing to face off at the Melbourne stadium on October 23, both the teams are ready to battle each other on the Australian cricket field. Cricket, despite its fierce on-field competition, has helped to establish peace between the two neighbours, while wars and terrorism have long kept people on both sides of the Border at odds. From smashing the television screens to crying hopelessly in the stands, Pakistan’s way of moaning about their defeat against India in the World Cup tournament has definitely been interesting and funny.
We hope you remember the ”pizza-burger” guy who ranted outside the cricket stadium after Pakistan lose the World Cup match against India in 2019. Momin Saqib’s passionate words have been shared and cited a million times or more. Even Indians found it impossible to detest Momin since he so adeptly represented the emotions of Pakistani cricket fans.
Mujhe pata chala hai kal raat ye log burger khate rahe hain, kal raat ye log pizze khaate rahe hain. Inhein cricket chhudwaao aur dangal ladwaao. Inse kaho dangal lade. Matlab koi fitness koi kuch nahin hai yahan pe. Matlab hum inse itni umeedein bana ke baithe hai aur inhein burger khaana hai.
Other than Momin Saqib, Mohammad Salim Akhtar was another “moaning” face that became popular following Pakistan’s defeat in the World Cup match against India. We hope you remember the guy with his hands on his waist and a devastating expression on his face. The devastating looks on Sarim’s face served as material for meme creators, who created some great jokes and memes and were also shared by ICC on their official twitter handle.
The Pakistani supporters appear to be taking their defeat in the World Cup match against India a little too seriously, as seen by the smashing of the television screen and acid bottle attacks on the Pakistani players. Well, we are confident that, based on prior incidents, Pakistani fans would erupt in flames if their country lost the World Cup match against India on October 23. What do you think?
