Shoaib Akhtar was constantly criticizing Team India, now after the defeat of Pak, Mohammed Shami gave such an answer

People News Chronicle November 13, 2022

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England became the new champion after defeating Pakistan in the T20 World Cup. England beat Pakistan by 5 wickets in the final of T20 World Cup. Since then, many former players of Pakistan have been disappointed. He was constantly making fun of India’s defeat in the semi-finals. Not only this, he was also hoping that Pakistan would beat India in the final as well. That’s why he was challenging India in the semi-finals. However, India lost in the semi-finals to England. Former Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar also criticized India a lot. But after the defeat of Pakistan today, they are bound to be disappointed.

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This is why Shoaib Akhtar tweeted the broken heart emoji after the World Cup loss. To this, India’s fast bowler Mohammed Shami replied. Now this answer of Mohammed Shami is becoming quite viral. Mohammed Shami wrote in the tweet that sorry brother, it is called Karma. Actually, Shoaib Akhtar had made a lot of celebration of India’s defeat and he was constantly criticizing Team India. Not only this, he was critical of the bowlers of Team India and was saying that he could not get a single batsman out of England. But after Pakistan’s defeat today, Mohammed Shami got an important opportunity to hit back on Shoaib Akhtar.

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England became T20 World Cup champion for the second time

Ben Stokes (52 not out) followed a scintillating bowling led by Sam Curran to clinch the title of champions for the second time as England beat Pakistan by five wickets in a thrilling final of the T20 World Cup 2022 on Sunday. England won the first T20 World Cup title in 2010 in the West Indies under the captaincy of Paul Collingwood. England’s left-arm pacer Sam Curran and leg-spinner Adil Rashid put the Pakistani batting lineup under so much pressure that the opponents could manage only 137 for eight. Stokes’ 49-ball (five fours, one six) innings made England champions by scoring 138 for five in 19 overs.