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Shoaib Akhtar speaks on Australia (File Photo, Twitter)
Former legendary Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar has come up with a big warning while expressing his thoughts about Australia. Akhtar’s warning word has come up amidst the poor performance of five-time World Cup champions in the ongoing ODI World Cup 2023, in India. Notably, the Aussies are looking in big trouble in their ongoing second ODI World Cup 2023 clash against South Africa after poor performances almost in all departments.
Meanwhile, Shoaib Akhtar came up with quite a bit different thought as he feels that if the Aussies lose today against South Africa, the rest of the teams might have to face the wrath of multi-time World Champions in the further part of the tournament.
“If Australia lose today, yeh baqi ka poora tournament sab pay ghussa nikaalay gi! Soch lain what you want (If Australia lose today, they will take revenge of it from other teams with a wave of anger, give it a think what you want now),” wrote Akhtar in his recent tweet on X (formerly Twitter) while Aussies are lagging by a huge margin against South Africa.
Here’s a look at a warning tweet posted by Shoaib Akhtar about Australia:
If Australia lose today, yeh baqi ka poora tournament sab pay ghussa nikaalay gi!
— Shoaib Akhtar (@shoaib100mph) October 12, 2023
Soch lain what you want
Speaking of the ongoing action of the match between South Africa and Australia at the BRSABVE Ekana Stadium in Lucknow, Pat Cummins & co. are struggling after losing 6 wickets just at the score of 99 runs in 25.1, while chasing the big target of 312 runs posted by South Africa.
Star South African pacer Kagiso Rabada has scalped three wickets for his side, alongside one wicket each by Lungi Ngidi, Marco Jansen, and Keshav Maharaj.
Earlier in the first innings, South Africa posted a big total of 311 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in the allotted 50 overs courtesy of a brilliant century scored by opener and wicketkeeper-batter, Quinton de Kock followed by a 56-run knock played by Aiden Markram in the middle order.