India defeated Pakistan by six wickets in the Asia Cup 2025 Super 4 match between Pakistan and India. This was Pakistan's second defeat against India in the tournament. However, despite the disgraceful performance, Pakistan's arrogance remains unshaken. The team is in the news not for its performance, but for its childish and offensive behavior.
Sahibzada Farhan and Haris Rauf made controversial and offensive gestures on the field. Now, a post by Rauf's wife, Muzna Masood Malik, is also going viral, in which she shared an offensive photo of Rauf. However, she deleted the post after the controversy.
Rauf repeatedly looked towards the fans during the match and made the 6-0 gesture with his fingers. He also made a flying gesture. This gesture was meant to indicate that Pakistan had shot down six Indian aircraft during Operation Sindoor, a claim that has already been proven false. This action drew widespread criticism from social media and cricket fans.
Muzna Masood's post goes viral.
Rauf's wife, Muzna Masood, further fueled the controversy by sharing a photo of her husband on her Instagram account. She justified the 6-0 gesture shown in the photo, captioning it, "The match was lost, but the war was won." Muzna's post quickly went viral on social media. However, according to media reports, the Instagram story was quickly removed after the post and gesture gained traction.
Criticism on Social Media
This controversial behavior by Rauf and his wife is generating considerable discussion on social media. Furthermore, Pakistani opener Sahibzada Farhan performed a gunfire celebration after scoring a half-century. He held his bat like an AK-47 and made a firing gesture. Fans and cricket experts are calling this inappropriate and disrespectful. Many called it a move that questioned the mentality of the Pakistan team. Fans say this proves that Pakistan is promoting terrorism.
India defeated Pakistan by six wickets.
India continued its winning streak by defeating Pakistan by six wickets in the Super Four stage of the Asia Cup. India won the toss and elected to bowl first. Pakistan scored 171 for five in 20 overs, thanks to a half-century from Sahibzada Farhan. In reply, Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill gave India a strong start, sharing a century partnership for the first wicket. India won the match by scoring 174 for four in 18.5 overs.
Abhishek batted brilliantly for India, scoring 74 runs in 39 balls with the help of six fours and five sixes. He and Gill shared a 105-run opening partnership. Captain Suryakumar Yadav remained unbeaten. Sanju Samson also departed after scoring 13 runs. Meanwhile, Hardik Pandya remained unbeaten on seven runs, and Tilak Verma remained unbeaten on 30 off 19 balls. He hit two fours and two sixes in his innings.
Abhishek gave a befitting reply.
Abhishek Sharma said after the match, "The Pakistani bowlers were trying to provoke the Indian batsmen for no reason." Abhishek also posted on social media, taking a dig at Pakistan, writing, "You keep talking, we will keep winning." This altercation and tension on the field added to the excitement of the match.
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