KARACHI: Former Pakistan captain and Sindh wicket-keeper Sarfaraz Ahmed has once again taken the internet by the storm without uttering a single word but just by his gesture.
During the ongoing National T20 Cup match between Central Punjab and Sindh, Sarfaraz looked upset and stood behind the wickets with a grim face which many found unusual of him.
Known for his frankness and outspoken attitude on the field, even the commentators were in awe as they found Sarfaraz in an emotional and dejected state.
“Very Serious! That’s not the Sarfaraz that we know.” quipped the commentator. “I don’t like this Sarfaraz. Trust me, I like him speaking, chirping,”
The entire incident drew a significant response from cricket fans, many of whom attributed this sudden change in Sarfarz’s behaviour to his haplessness in finding a spot in the national team’s T20 World Cup squad.
@SarfarazA_54 as a huge fan of yours, I understand the pain you are feeling only you can understand that pain no one can,but Allah is watching everything ♥️💫
Inshallah time will come and you will Rise again, your Fans will always behind you. 🇵🇰ZINDABAD#SarfarazAhmed#Sarfaraz pic.twitter.com/5crojKDsDH— Minam Ahmed (@MinamAhmed4) September 15, 2022
Sarfaraz Ahmed looked unhappy last night after being ignored by the Pakistan T20 squad 😔#SarfarazAhmed #Pakistan #PakistanCricketTeam #PCB #PAKvENG #T20WorldCup #CricketShaukeens #Cricket pic.twitter.com/UqbPXejl0n
— Usman chuhan (@Usman_Chuhan110) September 16, 2022
Don't Be Sad #SarfarazAhmed You Are The Hero ❣️ We Love To See You Batting Weather It's International Or in League 🦋 #T20WorldCup #pakistansquad pic.twitter.com/6Nuti2mjqk
— ali Khan (@haddykhan951) September 16, 2022
Just How Fast The Night Changess 💔#SarfarazAhmed pic.twitter.com/loObgJivaW
— 𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐜 𝐕𝐢𝐛𝐞𝐬𝐬 🇵🇰✨ (@Cric_vibes) September 16, 2022
Sarfaraz has been one of the most successful captains of the Pakistan cricket team and led the team to a memorable victory in the 2017 Champions Trophy.
The 35-year-old has so far amassed 209 runs averaging above 34 with a strike rate of 130 in the ongoing National T20 Cup.
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