Pakistan cricket team's captain Babar Azam is being constantly criticised and trolled following the super over loss against the United States in match 11 of the ongoing edition of the T20 World Cup 2024 which was being played at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas, on June 6 (Thursday). Now, renowned social media icon IShowSpeed has joined the list as he reacted to PAK's loss during his livestream and made hilarious remark about the PAK captain.
IShowSpeed trolls Babar Azam
This is not the first time that Speed has tried to troll the star batter, he has done it before as well a couple of times. The influencer openly admits to be a Virat Kohli fan and has trolled Babar by comparing him to the Indian batting maestro a few times. Speed reacted to USA's win against Pakistan and said “Babar Azam is in the dirt, can't even beat USA. How do you expect to beat Virat Kohli?”
The video of Virat Kohli's superfan IShowSpeed hilariously trolling Babar Azzam is now going viral all across the social media space at a rapid pace. Fans are reacting and sharing his clip at a massive amount.
Anwar Maqsood on Pakistan's loss
IShowSpeed is not the only non-cricketing celebrity to react to PAK's super over loss. Pakistan's own comic celebrity Anwar Maqsood displayed his humours and said the team lost the match because they have not received the IMF loan yet and losing to the US was the condition to sanction it.
"They [Pakistan] were forced to lose. An IMF-sanctioned loan is due. We haven’t received the grant. It might as well have been a condition, ‘Lose to America, then we’ll give the money.’ I can’t think of any other reason," Maqsood said in a viral video.
"The Pakistanis who have bought the tickets [for the game], they, I think, will resell them at half the price," he added while talking about the India vs Pakistan game.
Pakistan will face the Indian cricket team in their next match. It will be played in New York, on June 9. This is a crucial clash for the Men in Green side to stay alive in the Super 8 stage.
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