Published 15:52 IST, August 25th 2024
Pakistan TROLLED Brutally After Disgraceful Loss vs Bangladesh in 1st Test at Rawalpindi
The Pakistan cricket team is being trolled brutally online for their disgraceful loss versus Bangladesh.
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The Bangladesh cricket team has created history by defeating Pakistan by 10 wickets in the first Test at Rawalpindi on Sunday. It is a big moment in cricket for Bangladesh as this is their first-ever Test match win on Pakistan soil. Following the loss, as expected, the Pakistan cricket team is facing brutal trolling on social space as fans are asking them to stop the farce of pretending to play cricket. The last two days of the Test has completely been dominated by the visitor's. The Pakistan side would look to bounce back from this heavy loss soon.
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Here are some of the reactions:
"Never to make it an excuse, it didn't play the way we thought it would. Also the weather it had been around in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, it rained around 8-9 days before the first day of play. Firstly looking at the pitch, we expected it to do it a bit more. With three pace bowlers, they were gonna be pushed to the limit. At the end of the day, we got it wrong. Hindsight, looking at the declaration, we wanted to push the game forward," Pakistan captain Shan Masood said at the post-match presentation.
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"Also with the ball and in the field, we could have done better to keep them at par. It's a misconception, with the way it was it was going to take a lot. A lot can happen under pressure. There have been mistakes and we have to do better when we play next. There's always room for a spinner, we lost Aamer Jamal who does well with both bat and ball," he added.
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The reactions from the Pakistani camp would be interesting to see how they are coping with the loss.
15:48 IST, August 25th 2024