"Kal raat ye log burger, pizza kha rahe the"- cries disappointed fan after Pakistan’s defeat to India

Guwahati: Pakistan’s defeat to India in the last World Cup clash between the two teams in London did not go well for the Pakistan team fans. With fans coming from all over the world and expecting their favourite team to give a tough fight to India, were disappointed to see the players’ lacking form and fitness. Some of the fans even took to shed a tear on the dwindling state of the Pakistan cricket team.

Pakistan could score only 212 runs in the match losing 6 wickets chasing a total of 337-runs. At a time when Indian players like Rohit Sharma making a century and Kuldeep Yadav's spin doing wonders on the field, the arch-rival Pakistan remained ended up at a score that was least expected from them by their fans.

As rain interrupted the match, it was reduced to 40 overs and Pakistan was given a revised target of 302. In the end, Imad Wasim (46) and Shadab Khan (20) remained unbeaten.

Disappointed fans took to even cry and shout that ‘Kal raat ye log burger, pizza kha rahe the.’ Fans blamed the lack of physical fitness of the players’ for which they could not give a fair fight to the Indian counterparts. Pakistan’s defeat to India in the last World Cup clash did not go well for the Pakistan team fans. Fans took to cry and criticize their favourite team as this defeat shattered their hearts. some of them even said that Did the skipper of the Pakistan team Sarfaraz Ahmed took sleeping pills for which he was yawning amid such a high-voltage match.

The Indian players. on the other hands, showed extraordinary performance on the ground with each of them putting their best efforts when it came to batting or fielding. Sunday's match remained witness to the breaking of many records like that of Virat Kohli making the fastest 11,000 runs in 221 ODIs, India defeated arch-rivals Pakistan in 7-0 in World Cup cricket, the opening partnership of 136 runs between Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul became India's best-ever partnership against Pakistan and so on.

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