“No, It’s Mr Bean vs Pak Bean”, Twitter reacts as Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif tweets “So, this Sunday, it’s: 152/0 vs 170/0”

Rohit SarkarNovember 10, 2022

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As we all know by now, Team India has suffered a disappointing defeat against England in today’s Semi-final match at the Adelaide Oval and they are now heading home. As a result, the dream of witnessing an India vs Pakistan final T20 World Cup 2022 could not be realized. Fans are obviously very upset and a lot of that frustration is being used to troll a number of players in the India squad.

For example, the two openers of India – Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul had been downright horrible in the tournament. A lot more was expected from them and they simply let their fans down. As a result, many are blaming these two players for India’s loss.

This was one of the most shameful defeats that India has ever faced in a World Cup knockout match. England won by 10 tickets today with 4 overs to spare – this tells a lot about how dominating they were in the match and every bit of it is true to be honest.

However, the end result of this win is that the Pakistan fans will have the upperhand for the next few days. They will increase their trolling targeted at the Indian fans.

Surprisingly, even the Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif came up with a tweet after India’s loss against England. However, it was not directly targeted towards team India.

“So Sunday it’s 152/0 vs 170/0”: he tweeted hyping up the final match between Pakistan and England.

Angry Indian fans somehow started criticizing him for that as well. One particular fan said the match will be between real Mr. Bean and fake Mr. Bean.

Whatever be the case, Pakistan have the upper hand now and they might as well win the T20 World Cup 2022 by defeating England in the final. Apparently the luck is in their favor this year.

Twitter Reacts:

No, It's Mr Bean vs Pak Bean https://t.co/9z1jUhgZrw pic.twitter.com/H76JSNXnHN

— زماں (@Delhiite_) November 10, 2022

We will remember this. Waiting for ODI WC where you can't reach the finals by fluke like you did in this WT20. https://t.co/B32jPxCgdk

— Hriday (@Hriday1812) November 10, 2022