NEW DELHI: Former India batter Aakash Chopra engaged in a hilarious trade with a troll on social media after taking a delicate jab on the Pakistan Cricket Board‘s clarification relating to the choice to drop Babar Azam, Shaheen Afridi, and Naseem Shah for the second and third Assessments towards England.
In response to a PCB spokesman, the gamers had been “spared from the staff to offer them relaxation in order that they will come again afresh,” supporting the board’s choice.
“In Asia, we do not ‘drop’ gamers…we ‘relaxation’ them. In truth, we do not even drop catches…we relaxation the ball on the bottom,” Chopra posted on X on Monday, seemingly in reference to the PCB’s clarification.
A consumer named ‘Troll Cricket’ responded cheekily to Chopra’s put up by sharing a photograph from an India-Pakistan match the place Jasprit Bumrah was seen overstepping whereas bowling, captioning it, “In Asia, we do not do a no ball. We simply cross the road.”
Chopra then gave the troll a style of his personal drugs by posting a photograph from the notorious spot-fixing scandal, the place Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir bowled an enormous no-ball in the course of the 2010 Lord’s Take a look at towards England.
After struggling a historic loss by an innings and 47 runs within the first sport of the sequence, Pakistan declared on Sunday that it was changing its established stars with youthful gamers, a transfer that caught the cricket world off guard.
The PCB said that the choice to axe gamers from the squad has been made in the most effective curiosity of Pakistan’s cricket, Geo Information reported, citing The Information.
