Sohail Ahmed posted a hilarious post for Pakistan’s World Cup win: Photo Web Desk
Lahore: Pakistan’s well-known host and comedian actor Sohail Ahmed has told the national team how to win the World Cup after continuous defeat.
Yesterday in Chennai, South Africa defeated Pakistan by one wicket in a must-win match after a thrilling contest, with the help of half-centuries from captain Babar Azam and Saud Shakeel, the national team scored 270 runs.
In pursuit of this target, the Proteas started aggressively, but poor umpiring and bad decisions cost Pakistan in the final overs. In the 46th over, a ball from Haris Rauf was bowled wide outside the crease, Shamsi was caught on the pad, and on the field. The umpire declared him not out while the umpire’s call on DRS saved him.
read more: Pak South Africa Match; ICC admits ‘DRS’ error
After this decision, it sparked a debate in cricket circles and fans around the world, while former cricketers Harbhajan Singh, Irfan Pathan and Gautam Gambhir also criticized the decision.
While debates and discussions continue due to poor umpiring and wrong decisions, well-known comedian and actor Sohail Ahmed made a humorous post on social media about winning the World Cup.
read more: World Cup; Gambhir also questioned the poor umpiring, DRS decisions
Sohail Ahmad said in his post on social networking site X that “There is only one way to win the World Cup now, Pakistan judges should be appointed instead of empires”.
A user posted the actor’s post saying, “Judges who love Pakistan”.
One user said, “Then either Western teams or India will win the World Cup, now Pakistan has a chance to win because of DRS.”
“Skip cricket, it’s just a waste of time,” said another user.
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