Thank you legends: Pakistan cricketer's grateful post to Indian heroes
There is a pall of gloom in India after the team lost Champions Trophy final against its arch rival Pakistan. Many memes and social media posts have been expressing disappointment and anger at Team India's 'monumental' loss. But a Twitter post by Pakistani cricketer Azhar Ali will surely bring smile on your face.
In the post, Ali thanks MS Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh and Virat Kohli for meeting with his children.
The gesture is being widely appreciated on social media.
In humid conditions and on flattest of decks, Kohli decided to field first but his bowlers did not do justice to the faith he had shown in them.
This was Pakistan's first ICC title triumph since their 2009 World Twenty20.
In the post, Ali thanks MS Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh and Virat Kohli for meeting with his children.
The gesture is being widely appreciated on social media.
Thanks to these legends for sparing their time for my kids they were so happy.... @msdhoni @imVkohli @YUVSTRONG12 pic.twitter.com/mxWlwsOxrI
— Azhar Ali (@AzharAli_) June 20, 2017
This is surely cute. Virat Kholi with Azhar Ali's son pic.twitter.com/jCS7okjaYu
— Farheen (@Farheein) June 19,
2017Pakistan registered a remarkable turnaround win after widespread criticism following a 124-run drubbing by India in the opening group match of the tournament. It went on to defeat South Africa and England before their epic final triumph against India.
That's why cricket is a gentleman's game
— Haroon (@Oye_Sheikh) June 20,
Azhar Ali kids with Indians players pic.twitter.com/BkJLwZZsTF
2017Hardik Pandya's fireworks were the only entertainment for Indian fans in India's 339-run chase. Pandya smashed 76 off 43 balls.
In humid conditions and on flattest of decks, Kohli decided to field first but his bowlers did not do justice to the faith he had shown in them.
Good morning all Viratians!
— Himani. (@Cricketlover___) June 20, 2017
Sprit of cricket @imVkohli with Azhar Ali's son. ??? pic.twitter.com/401QeHKgLE
This was Pakistan's first ICC title triumph since their 2009 World Twenty20.