'Bolne ki tameez nahi hai': Harbhajan Singh DENOUNCES Pakistani fan for mocking Irfan Pathan

Renowned for his extraordinary abilities, Harbhajan Singh is among the best cricket players. A prominent Indian social media defender against false propaganda, especially addressing lies spread by Pakistani reporters. Active campaigning by Harbhajan Singh reveals his unflinching love of his nation and puts truth above all.

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Harbhajan Singh shuts down a Pakistani fan who attempted to disrespect Irfan Pathan

On Thursday, August 2, Harbhajan Singh, a former Indian spinner, expressed his displeasure with a Pakistani fan who had posted a video claiming that Babar Azam had declined to speak with Irfan Pathan during the ODI World Cup 2023 match in India. Legendary Indian cricketer Harbhajan expressed his displeasure with the Pakistani fan's language in the widely circulated article and publicly criticized him for it.

Harbhajan sent a tweet that has become very popular. His post read: 

Where is IrfanPathan in this video ?? Bolne ki tameez to aap logo ko pehle hi nahi thi. Ab aankho se dikhna bi bandh ho gya kya ?  Waise bi agar angreji mai swal pooch liya to pange pad jayenge.

Pakistan has been underwhelmingly performing, especially shown in their inability to defeat arch-rivals India. The 2023 ODI World Cup was the start of the downhill spiral; despite blind hopes, Babar Azam's team managed just four victories and missed the semi-finals.

This underwhelming result caused Azam to resign as captain in all capacities. But subsequent developments within the Pakistan Cricket Board saw Azam restored as the T20I captain for the 2024 T20 World Cup.

Sadly, their difficulties continued as they stumbled against the USA and India, therefore losing out on the Super 8s. India won the T20 World Cup meanwhile, defeating South Africa in the final game. The two teams' different performances underlined India's supremacy on the international cricket scene and Pakistan's decline.