Shoaib Akhtar's 'Don' tweet leaves him facing social media trolls
Islamabad, Oct 8 (IBNS): Pakistan's former pacer Shoaib Akhtar recently faced social media trolls when he called himself the 'Don of Cricket'.
" Don of cricket as they called me but never enjoyed hurting people but I must say when I was out there I just ran in for the love of my country & for the people around the world," Akhtar tweeted.
Don of cricket as they called me but never enjoyed hurting people but I must say when I was out there I just ran in for the love of my country & for the people around the world .. pic.twitter.com/be84Y2yYl5
— Shoaib Akhtar (@shoaib100mph) October 7, 2018
However, the tweet was not accepted much appreciatively by several netizens as they preferred trolling him over the post.
Several netizens posted a video where Sachin Tendulkar, India's former batsman, could be seen hitting him outside the park.
The video is related to the India-Pakistan clash of 2003 World Cup where Sachin had played a crucial knock of 75-ball 98 which helped the 'Men in Blue' grab the match by six wickets.
One netizen, who calls himself Gautam, posted: " How can you forget this gem from @sachin_rt !! Smashing you my friend. You were also winning asia cup this time.. ."
How can you forget this gem from @sachin_rt !!
— Gautam (@TheMystic19) October 7, 2018
Smashing you my friend.
You were also winning asia cup this time..😂 pic.twitter.com/jyFgga9EXc
Internet user Ankit said: "Baap... Baap Hota Hai Beta... Beta Hota hai @sachin_rt @virendersehwag @shoaib100mph."
Baap... Baap Hota Hai
— ANKIT (@SRKpePHD) October 8, 2018
Beta... Beta Hota hai@sachin_rt @virendersehwag @shoaib100mph pic.twitter.com/uoNuoHrBOV
Another netizen posted: " This is not T20 match. Credit goes to @sachin_rt."
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