Rohit Sharma and Babar Azam caught the attention of the Delhi Police. Pakistan lost to India in the T20 World Cup. After that, two groups were noticed by the Delhi Police. The news went to the New York police. What did the Delhi Police say? India beat Pakistan by six runs in a tight match at Nassau County, New York. Tagging the New York Police Department, it read, “We got two words. One is ‘Bharat, Bharat!’ and the other is probably breaking the television. Can you find out a little?”
It is clear from this post that the Delhi Police is joking. The phenomenon of Pakistani fans breaking television after losing to India is not new. It has been seen many times before on social media. Some broke the television with a hammer; some picked up the whole television and threw it on the street. When India was on the verge of victory in Sunday’s match, the stadium erupted in triumphant cheers. His decibels were too high. The Delhi Police made fun of those two incidents.
Batting first in New York, India did not play well. Rohit’s team was all out for 119 runs in 19 overs. Rishabh Pant scored 42 runs on 31 balls. None of the others got a run. It seemed that Pakistan would easily win the match. But they also got into trouble when batting. As the run rate was low, wickets kept falling while playing big shots towards the end. In the end, Pakistan lost by 6 runs. Yashpreet Bumrah was the man of the match with 3 wickets for 14 runs.
