Published 19:27 IST, April 8th 2020

Mohammad Kaif & Shoaib Akhtar's latest banter reminds Twitterati of 2000s Indo-Pak matches

Former Pakistani pacer Shoaib Akhtar & Mohammad Kaif were involved in friendly banter on Twitter and the Pakistan bowler suggested a match between their sons.

Reported by: Sreehari Menon
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Amidst coronavirus pandemic and India lockdown, former India and Pakistan cricketers Mohammad Kaif and Shoaib Akhtar were involved in a banter that set Twitter ablaze. banter kicked off when Mohammad Kaif's son Kabir suggested that facing Shoaib Akhtar should be easy due to his pace. In response, Shoaib Akhtar challenged a match between ir sons to settle debate. 

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India lockdown: Mohammad Kaif and Shoaib Akhtar involve in a Twitter banter 

Former India batsman Mohammad Kaif posted a video of him watching 2003 World Cup between match between India and Pakistan with his son Kabir. In video, Kaif can be seen hitting a boundary off Shoaib Akhtar to which Kabir remarks that it should be easier to hit Pakistan fast bowler considering his pace. Shoaib Akhtar responded suggesting a match between Mohammad Kaif's son Kabir and his son Mikael Ali Akhtar.

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Akhtar said that Kabir will get his answers regarding pace and wished him well. Kaif accepted challenge and said that former cricketers would serve as fielders for match. Mohammad Kaif furr took a dig at Pakistani ace and said that Kabir would start with a huge advant for having better fielder in his team.

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19:27 IST, April 8th 2020