Shoaib Malik Tries To Troll Indian Team, Netizens Shut Him Down
Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Maliks attempt to take a cheeky dig at Indian team on Christmas backfired as netizens gave him a gentle reminder as to who the better side was. Malik took to Twitter to post a photo of himself featuring in Pakistans victory against India on 25th December in 2012.
Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik's attempt to take a cheeky dig at Indian team on Christmas backfired as netizens gave him a gentle reminder as to who the better side was.
Shoaib Malik took to Twitter to post a photo of himself featuring in Pakistan's victory against India on 25th December in 2012 and wished his followers both 'Merry Christmas' and 'Happy 25th December', also taking a sly dig in the process.
Merry Christmas dosto ??
¡ª Shoaib Malik ?? (@realshoaibmalik) December 25, 2019
and a very happy 25th December ? pic.twitter.com/imtosyKgJU
However, he faced the brunt of the netizens, as they provided him with visuals that do not appease any Pakistani cricketer or fan. In the first T20 at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru in 2012, India fell prey to Pakistan's bowling, setting a target of just 134 runs. Pakistan chased down the target with two balls left to spare as Shoaib Malik led the visitors to a win with a knock of 57 runs.
Here's how Twitter reacted:
Merry Christmas ??? pic.twitter.com/9QVLJfqzoO
¡ª ????? s???? ? (@NxNikhil_) December 26, 2019
Same 2 you pic.twitter.com/KfzGQJO9Xy
¡ª Simran Randhawa (@Randhawa36_) December 25, 2019
Merry christmas bro pic.twitter.com/4rFISSkdkY
¡ª Aryan (@Aryann45_) December 25, 2019
Wish u the same bro ? pic.twitter.com/zh2gfAdKQG
¡ª ¨Õ§Á?§Ú¡Æ¡Æ?? (@PrAnU_97) December 25, 2019
Merry Christmas to you Shoaib ?? pic.twitter.com/T8g1aRg8qy
¡ª Vinay Karanam (@VKaranam94) December 25, 2019
After getting trolled. he might be regretting it now. Shoaib Malik, announced his retirement from ODI cricket after their last ICC World Cup 2019 fixture. However, Malik will continue playing in the T20s and aims to feature in the World T20 next year.