Pakistan cricket captain Sarfraz Ahmed, known for his candid statements off the field, has fired shots at Indian cricketers, especially skipper Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni, over their use of abusive language on the field.
Talking to a private news channel about Kohli’s recent use of his colorful language caught on mic, Sarfraz said, “That’s the issue. When Kohli says it, people like it. But when we say it, people say ‘look they are abusing’. Boss, they abuse a lot. They abuse even while speaking normally. We even saw Dhoni.”
The Pakistan captain said the Indians didn’t get a chance to abuse their players during the Champions Trophy in England as his team dominated the entire match.
“In Champions Trophy we didn’t give them any chance to even think. Fakhar Zaman had taken the game away from them in 10-15 overs.”
The Pakistani skipper then voiced on the double standards adopted by the cricket fans, saying that if he would have caught using such language it would have become a trend on social media.“If Sarfraz had abused, it would been on Twitter. This is how they [Indians] talk. If you want to, ready Kohli’s lip sync (sic),” he said.
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