In a dramatic flip of occasions in the course of the NZ vs PAK 2nd T20I at Seddon Park, Hamilton, senior all-rounder Iftikhar Ahmed discovered himself within the highlight for all of the flawed causes. The cricketer, recognized for his composure, misplaced his cool when a Pakistani fan referred to him as ‘Chachu.’ The incident, caught on digicam, unfolded close to the boundary ropes, showcasing a uncommon heated change between a participant and a supporter. As Pakistan grappled with New Zealand’s formidable whole of 194, Iftikhar Ahmed, stationed close to the boundary, confronted an undesirable encounter with a vocal fan. The fan, expressing allegiance by saying, “We are your fans,” inadvertently irked Iftikhar, who retorted with a stern “Stay quiet.” The state of affairs escalated rapidly, resulting in Iftikhar using sturdy language to silence the fan, leaving spectators each shocked and intrigued.
Iftikhar Ahmed received indignant
When a fan known as him “Chachu”
Dont name me “Chachu” iftkhar replied.#PAKvsNZ #NZvsPAK #NZvPAK#Iftimania #PakistanCricketTeam pic.twitter.com/G9DRBBWBxU
— Rizwan Babar Army (@RizwanBabarArmy) January 14, 2024
Match Overview
Despite the off-subject drama, the match itself witnessed New Zealand posting an imposing whole of 194 runs of their 20 overs, courtesy of Finn Allen’s stellar 74-run efficiency. In response, Pakistan, fueled by Babar Azam’s 66 and Fakhar Zaman’s 50, fell brief by 21 runs, dropping their second consecutive match within the collection.
Road to Redemption
With two losses in a row, Pakistan now faces a should-win state of affairs within the upcoming NZ vs PAK third T20I scheduled for January 17 in Dunedin. The stress is mounting on the Men in Green to safe a victory and keep alive within the collection.
The Viral Moment
The incident involving Iftikhar Ahmed’s heated change with the fan rapidly turned the speak of the city, circulating on social media platforms. The hashtag ‘Khamosh Reh Ch*****’ trended as cricket fanatics expressed their opinions on the altercation, additional intensifying the highlight on the cricketer.
