Billionaire Harsh Goenka ‘seeks assist’ to know this interview of Pakistan cricket workforce captain Mohammad Rizwan

RPG Group chairman Harsh Goenka is kind of lively on social media platform X, previously Twitter. The billionaire just lately shared an interview clip of Pakistan’s new white-ball captain Mohammad Rizwan. Within the viral interview, the reporter asks Rizwan about his views on the Board of Cricket Management of India’s (BCCI) refusal to go to Pakistan for ICC Males’s Champions Trophy. His reply seems to be fairly incoherent.
“In the event you can perceive what the Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan is saying do let me know 😄😀😀,” wrote Goenka.
Goenka’s Twitter put up too has gone viral with over 425,000 views, virtually 800 ‘Likes’ and greater than 500 feedback.

Watch the interview clip of Pakistan cricket captain Mohammad Rizwan

The video is titled “Report: blah, blah … and many others”. The tongue-in-cheek caption reads: “Interview leke bhi kya pata laga liya reporter ne’ The clip additionally says ‘Half 2’, so it seems that the video clip shared by Goenka on Twitter is the second half and that there’s Half 1 too of the identical.

Indian workforce to not go to Pakistan for Champions Trophy

Not too long ago, the BCCI knowledgeable the ICC that the Indian authorities has suggested in opposition to visiting Pakistan for the eight-team match. The ICC Males’s Champions Trophy is scheduled to happen from February 19 to March 9, 2025. Which means the ICC and PCB might want to devise another plan, possible involving a hybrid mannequin, the place India’s matches are held at a impartial venue whereas the remainder of the match proceeds in Pakistan.
Final yr, Pakistan hosted the Asia Cup in a hybrid format, with India taking part in its matches in Sri Lanka.

BCCI slams Pakistan’s ‘Trophy Tour’ to PoK

Earlier, BCCI Secretary Jay Shah strongly condemned the Pakistan Cricket Board‘s (PCB) determination to incorporate Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) within the Champions Trophy trophy tour and urged the ICC to take acceptable motion, citing considerations over territorial integrity and political interference in sports activities.