This Indian Fan’s Apt Reply To PSL Franchise For Sharing An Unpleasant Tweet On Bumrah Is Bang On

The coronavirus pandemic has affected the whole world in an adverse manner as more than 12 lakh people have been found infected with it while over 64,000 have lost their lives all over the world. The condition in Pakistan is also not so good as more than 2800 people have been found infected with COVID-19 and the number of lives lost is 41.

The Pakistan government, celebs, cricketers, etc. are also using social media to spread awareness about this virus in their country and are asking people to remain indoors, go out only very necessary and maintain social distancing. Recently, a franchise of Pakistan Super League (PSL) tried to spread awareness through its official Twitter handle but that didn’t go well with the Indian cricket fans. The PSL franchise Islamabad United posted the photo of Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah overstepping the line during his bowling in the final of Champions Trophy 2017 which was won by Pakistan.

What happened was that Pakistani opener Fakhar Zaman edged the ball to the keeper on the bowling of Jasprit Bumrah but the third umpire gave Fakhar Zaman not out as Jasprit overstepped the line and the ball was declared as no-ball. It was the turning point of the match as Fakhar Zaman scored a century and helped Pakistan in winning the match in a big manner.

The caption that was written by Islamabad United was, “Don’t cross the line. It can be costly. Don’t leave your homes unnecessarily, MAINTAIN PHYSICAL DISTANCE but make sure your hearts remain close. #UnitedAgainstCovid19”

This tweet was not liked by Indian cricket fans and one Twitter user gave a savage reply to the franchise.

The online user replied with a photo of Pakistani pacer Mohammed Amir overstepping the line while bowling in the test match which was played against England in Lord’s in the year 2010. Doubts were raised over this no-ball as it was pretty huge and after the inquiry, it was revealed that Amir was involved in spot-fixing and he bowled no-ball because he was asked for it by the bookies.

The fan wrote, “Stay Inside, Stay Safe or face 5 year prison” with a wink emoji while sharing the pic.

https://twitter.com/MrCricketExper1/status/1245676377514205185

Mohammed Amir was not only suspended from international cricket for 5 years but he was sent to prison for some time as well.

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