Watch: Pakistan fan breaks television after Pakistan’s loss against India, Virender Sehwag and Harbhajan Singh takes dig
Virender Sehwag, Harbhajan Singh (Inage Credit: Twitter)
Over the years, Pakistani fans have been infamous for their behavior whenever their team loses against arch-rivals India. In a lot of videos that surfaced on the internet in the few years, a lot of Pakistani fans have broken their television sets after every Pakistan loss against India. Once again, a fresh video of a Pakistan fan breaking his TV set has surfaced on the internet.
The video was uploaded by none other than Virender Sehwag on Twitter. In the video, the Pakistani fan was looking closely at what Ravichandran Ashwin does on the last ball. On the last ball, the latter played a lofted drive over mid-off to score the winning runs for his side. After the event, the Pakistani fan lost his cool and broke his TV set. The video was captioned ‘Relax Padosi, it only a game. Hamaare yahan Deepawali hai to pataakhe phod rahe hein aur aap bevajah TV phod rahe hein.’
Watch the video here
https://twitter.com/virendersehwag/status/1584215742937202689?s=20&t=x56OmWpFRyAyKnEJ0DTp4A
After this, Sehwag’s former teammate Harbhajan Singh replied by saying ‘Log patake phodte hai yeh padosi Tv phodte hai.’
https://twitter.com/harbhajan_singh/status/1584383592247230464?s=20&t=q7J3Drem6w9JtpovIpX_UA
Talking about the game, the 2009 winners were asked to bat first by India skipper Rohit Sharma. Batting first, they lost their opening batter, skipper Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan early in the innings. Thanks to the fifties from Iftikhar Ahmed and Shan Masood, the team scored 159/8. For India, players such as Arshdee Singh and Hardik Pandya took three wickets each. On the other hand, Mohammed Shami and Bhuvneshwar Kumar took one wicket.
In reply, the 2007 winners lost four wickets for 31 runs. The likes of Pandya and Virat Kohli kept their team in the game with a 113-run partnership. After a lot of drama in the last over, the Men In Blue won the game by four wickets. India will play next against the Netherlands on October 27. On the other hand, Pakistan will play against Zimbabwe on the same day.
