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Sarfaraz Finally Responds To ‘ Yawning Memes’, Says He Didn’t Commit A Crime By Doing It

by Ketki Lohakare
Jun 23, 2019
in Extras
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Sarfaraz Finally Responds To ‘ Yawning Memes’, Says He Didn’t Commit A Crime By Doing It

India is unbeatable in the series till now, yesterday India beat Afghanistan by 11 runs and still holds a clean victory record till now. And we are hopeful that this continues. But the limelight of all the matches was the India-Pakistan match that was held on 16th June. India not only won the match but won many hearts too. Meanwhile, the Pakistani team was heavily criticized for its strategy and unfitness. Sarfaraz, skipper of the team and the wicket-keeper was seen yawning in the middle of the match.

Sarfaraz Finally Responds To ' Yawning Memes', Says He Didn't Commit A Crime By Doing It - RVCJ Media

Naturally, no one was going to spare Pakistan after the loss but they also trolled Sarfaraz for yawning. Memes and jokes circulated around in tons. And to be honest it was funny to an extent, soon I pitied the guy more for being the center of such negativity, besides being wrong. In a video, he finally opens up about the jokes and memes spiraling around and says that if people made money out of me yawning, that’s a good thing and he did not commit a crime.

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Sarfaraz Ahmed "yawning is a normal thing to do, I didn't commit a sin. If people made money out of me yawning, that's a good thing" #CWC19 pic.twitter.com/aicexVuneP

— Saj Sadiq (@SajSadiqCricket) June 22, 2019

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People had different opinions about this revelation, some supported him while others called him unprofessional.

Politician parliament me so jate hain par dusron ki yawning se bhi pronlem hai

— ROHIT SHARMA♠️ (@rohitsaloh) June 22, 2019

Poor guy..Really pity him.Seems to be simple n innocent person n ppl have guts to troll such simple ppl only n the brash ones get away with it..The guy is still smiling even after disrespectful behaviour by fans.

— Aham Brahmin24/7 (@HindutvaSena) June 22, 2019

https://twitter.com/SZBUS/status/1142461464747233280

https://twitter.com/hamaadqureshi/status/1142458950740111360

@SarfarazA_54 @TheRealPCB If he thinks yawning in a crucial match against arch rival is normal than you can understand the dismissal performance of his team.

— khurram Begg (@KhurramBegg) June 22, 2019

It's not a bad thing sir,
We as a viewer, had really forgotten our important commitments especially on that day, we even forgot to breathe/think sometimes, while watching that match,how could you yawn that easily amid the critical situation while carrying a huge responsibility..

— Zarmeen (@zar_meen) June 22, 2019

This is sad how he became a victim to all these memes and jokes. People even stopped and called him a ‘ sura ‘ this definetly crosses a line. We hope that he does not let these get into his head and performs well in the next matches.

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