Mumbai: Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led Team India were knocked out of the ICC World T20 in the second semifinal against West Indies on Thursday, courtesy a brilliant knock from Lendl Simmons.
Indian batting warrior Virat Kohli’s heroics went in vain as the Caribbean boys set up a final showdown against England at Eden Gardens on Sunday.
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Wankhede was left in tatters after the India loss. What was interesting to notice was none of the Indian players were slammed after crashing out of the global tournament. Was it the love for West Indies team in India that saved ‘Men in Blue’ from the shame?
However, after Mushfiqur Rahim’s deleted tweet trolling India’s loss saw a colossal outrage on social media, a Pakistan minister of state has followed suit.
Mohammad Zubair is the Minister of State for Privatisation and the Chairman of the Privatisation Commission of Pakistan.
Immediately after India’s exit, Zubair tweeted this.
“So beating Indians of seeing them losing is more satisfactory than anything and that's true for all Pakistanis. The joy it brings is immense (sic),” he wrote.
So beating Indians of seeing them losing is more satisfactory than anything and that's true for all Pakistanis.the joy it brings is immense
— Mohammad Zubair (@RealM_Zubair) March 31, 2016
The Pakistan bureaucrat not only holds an MBA degree from the Institute of Business Administration (IBA) but also boasts a doctorate in political economy from John Hopkins University.
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Bangladesh cricketer Mushfiqur Rahim was slammed by Indian fans after he launched a scathing attack at the Indian team on Thursday night.
He later pulled down his tweet and apologised for his ‘harsh words’.
