PAK vs ENG: Iceland Cricket made fun of the Pakistani team, saying- we will score 0.7 runs per over, not 7 runs per over

England defeated Pakistan by 8 wickets in the third test match. In this way, England won the Test series 3-0. England needed 170 runs to win the match in Karachi Test. Ben Stokes' team achieved the target of 2 wickets. In this way, the Pakistan team had to face a crushing defeat by 3-0 on home soil. At the same time, Harry Brook, who played a brilliant century in England's first innings, was selected as the player of the match. However, after the defeat of Pakistan, a tweet on Twitter Iceland Cricket is becoming increasingly viral.

'We will score 0.7 runs per over, not 7 runs per over...'

Iceland Cricket has made fun of Pakistan's defeat on Twitter. It is written in this tweet that the message for the Pakistan Cricket Board, our team is ready to come to Pakistan and lose 3-0, we should be beaten badly... and tell that we will score 0.7 runs per over, not 7 runs per over. However, Iceland Cricket has trolled Pakistan fiercely. Social media fans are constantly enjoying Iceland Cricket's tweet on Pakistan's defeat against England. This tweet of Iceland Cricket on Pakistan's defeat against England is becoming very viral.

'We are fully prepared to lose...'

Apart from this, Iceland Cricket has tweeted another. It has been said in this tweet that there was a time in the year 2018 when we were excited about playing a Test match against Pakistan. That would have been our debut Test match, but the ICC said that Ireland would play, not Iceland. We are fully prepared to lose. Also, we will score 0.7 runs per over. Significantly, England defeated Pakistan by 8 wickets in the Karachi Test. In this way, Ben Stokes' team won the 3-Test series 3-0. At the same time, after the humiliating defeat against England at home, the Pakistan team has had to face a lot of trouble. Social media fans are fiercely trolling Babar Azam's team.

Also Read: Their Father used to work in the factory, mother used to do cleaning work; Messi made Argentina world champion after 36 years