Sehwag’s savage reply to Pakistan fan who mocked him over Fakhar Zaman tweet

Former Indian cricketer Virendra Sehwag brutally responded to a Pakistan fan on social media, who mocked him over the spelling of the phrases utilized in a tweet that appreciated Pakistani opener Fakhar Zaman.

Sehwag, whereas lauding Zaman for his match-winning knock towards New Zealand on November 4, mentioned there was no scarcity of “jajbe” (ardour) in his inning. The time period, in Urdu, is pronounced as “jazbe”.

This led a Pakistani fan to tweet as follows: “‘Jajbe’ can be my thirteenth motive to thank Jinnah.”

Sehwag, whereas responding to him, sarcastically requested whether or not the necessity to “continually take loans” and having a report of 8 losses and nil victories towards India in ODI World Cups ought to be the primary and second causes for him to thank Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founding father of Pakistan.

The loans comment was an obvious jibe on the financial misery prevailing in Pakistan, compelling successive governments to method multilateral establishments for multi-billion greenback loans.

Here is what Sehwag tweeted:

Within the tweet that led to the controversy, Sehwag had said: “What an innings by Fakhar Zaman, by far Pakistan’s finest batter. Which brains stored him on the bench for the most effective a part of the match, God is aware of. Protein ki bhi kami nahin, jajbe ki bhi (Neither a scarcity of protein, nor of ardour).”

The protein comment was a jibe towards Pakistani batter Imam ul Haq. Whereas responding to a reporter’s question on October 22 on why Pakistani batters have been hitting fewer sixes, Imam had mentioned: “Possibly we wish to eat extra proteins and never that a lot carbs, however it’s simply that there’s nothing we wish to speak about.”

Zaman, who was introduced again into the group instead of Imam, performed a fiery knock of 126 runs off 81 balls, permitting Pakistan to safe a 21-run win over New Zealand in a do-or-die sport.