Pakistan’s historic loss against Afghanistan was followed by a whirlwind of reactions on social media. Many people took to ‘X’ and shared memes mocking Pakistan’s cricket team. A section of dissatisfied Pakistanis also expressed their disappointment over the team’s performance. This comes in as the Babar Azam-led side won the toss and opted to have a bat first and managed to put up a score of 282 for the loss of 7 wickets in 50 overs. Afghanistan, however, successfully chased down the target with an over and 8 wickets to spare to register a famous win.
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From sharing movie images and videos, to morphing images, fans did it all. Here, have a look at a few memes:
Wait for it ..surgical strike in Pakistani space pic.twitter.com/OCrg1N40Zo— BALA (@rightarmleftist) October 23, 2023
Shoaib Akhtar social media se gayab hote huye #AFGvsPAK pic.twitter.com/zYa7z8jZ9t— Raja Babu (@GaurangBhardwa1) October 23, 2023
We have Lumber1 batsman, fastest Bowlers We will win the world cup #CricketWorldCup2023 #AFGvsPAK #BabarAzam #BabarAzam #WWERaw #PAKvsAFG #RashidKhan #PKMKBForever #HappyDusshera #vijayadashmi #PakistanCricketTeam pic.twitter.com/Yy73zcN9Kt— ƤƘMƘƁ ƠƑƑƖƇƖƛԼ (@PKMKB_93K) October 24, 2023
Current situation of Pakistani fans #AFGvsPAK pic.twitter.com/pY0kF0fhEk— Kanwar Gurjar (@Mr_singh1888) October 23, 2023
Yaar Lumber 1 batsman ki itni be-izzati. pic.twitter.com/xE837wOH1s— Krishna (@Atheist_Krishna) October 23, 2023
Poor lumber 1 batsmen and Pakistan cricket #PAKvsAFG pic.twitter.com/YakzgGRWis— CricketComiX (@CricketComiX) October 23, 2023
#PAKvsAFG'Pace is pace yaar'Kohli Rohit Marsh-Warner Gurbaz pic.twitter.com/Xvq6ztlFM0— Shivani (@meme_ki_diwani) October 23, 2023
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Meanwhile, After Pakistan lost yesterday’s match to Afghanistan, Subway India took to its official ‘X’ handle and trolled the team. Taking to the micro blogging site, the fast food chain shared screenshots of its chat with Subway Pakistan.
In the screenshots you can see how it has sent a few memes. “Sorry, sent this meme by mistake,” Subway India wrote in its text to Subway Pakistan. The meme, since being shared, has garnered lots of traction on social media. It has over 183K views.
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