Former India opener Aakash Chopra criticized Pakistan cricket director Mickey Arthur for making an unusual excuse for his team’s loss to India in Ahmedabad. The Men in Blue defeated Pakistan in overwhelming fashion as Babar Azam’s side looked completely absent from Saturday’s game.
The thrilling match between India and Pakistan goes beyond the action on the field, Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur said in his post-match comments, saying that the local fans were only there to support India during the match. I asked. This was true. The matches were played under his ICC or BCCI control.
“Look, I’d be lying if I said that. To be honest, it didn’t feel like an ICC event. It looked like it was a bilateral series. It was a BCCI event. “I didn’t hear much ‘Dil Dil Pakistan’ from the microphone tonight,” Mickey Arthur said.
Cricket expert and former player Aakash Chopra criticized Arthur’s post-match press conference, calling it a “bizarre excuse”. The former India opener recalled that he would have been shocked if the slogan ‘Pakistan will win’ was raised during the match against Sri Lanka in Hyderabad and the song ‘Dil Dil Pakistan’ was played there.
DJ wale babu mera gana baja do…I mean seriously????
Did you hear Sri Lanka complaining about crowds in Hyderabad shouting “Pakistan Jeetega”?
I would be really surprised if the DJ at the Narendra Modi Stadium played ‘Dil Dil Pakistan’ even once today. https://t.co/Nt6yM8Otme
– Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) 14. 2023 年 10 月
“DJ wale babu mera gana baha do…Are you serious????” Have you ever heard the Sri Lankan complaint about crowds in Hyderabad chanting “Pakistan jeetega”? ? “If the DJ at Narendra Modi Stadium played ‘Dil Dil Pakistan’ even once today, he would be really surprised,” Aakash Chopra wrote.
Aakash Chopra, in a tweet, appeared to disagree with Arthur’s claim that the outcome of the match was heavily influenced by viewer bias. This idea is not limited to former cricketers, but many cricket fans and experts believe that both teams should be prepared to deal with such crowd dynamics and remain calm in a high-stakes match. I agree that it is.
The world’s largest stadium, the Narendra Modi Stadium, was packed with Men in Blue fans, but with no Pakistani fans in the venue, Pakistani players felt under pressure during the high-stakes match in Ahmedabad. It might have been. p>
Rohit Sharma’s side have won three of the last three matches in the ODI World Cup, with the Men in Blue next set to play in Bangalore on October 19. will play against Bangladesh in the match. Watch as they try to assert their dominance in major events.
