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People in Balochistan cheer Pakistan's defeat in World T20 semis

| @indiablooms | Nov 14, 2021, at 01:08 pm

Quetta/IBNS: People in Balochistan cheered as Pakistan lost their crucial semi-final clash against Australia in the T20 World Cup.

People in Balochistan were seen coming out on the streets to cheer the loss of the Pakistani squad.

Australia defeated Pakistan by five wickets in the semi final.

Activist Balakh Baloch shared a video of the celebration where people of the region could be seen rejoicing the moment.

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