'Dhoni you deserved such disgraceful exit' retweets Pak minister, gets trolled

Fawad Chaudhry endorsed a tweet that goes like “Dhoni you deserved such disgraceful exit for polluting the gentleman's game with fixing and bias!'

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'Dhoni you deserved such disgraceful exit' retweets Pak minister, gets trolled

In March this year, Fawad Chaudhary had urged ICC to take action against the Indian cricket team. (File Photo)

India’s dream to win its third World Cup trophy was shattered after New Zealand handed over a defeat to the Kohli-led side in the semi-final game at Manchester. Being one of the most consistent sides in the tournament, India were among the top favourites to end up as winners. Despite having knocked out, the Indian Team received accolades from all the sections including the Pakistani cricket fraternity. Ex-cricketer Shoaib Akhtar called Dhoni an ‘absolute legend’ and took on those who targeted the Indian team on its exit. The team, more or less, received backing even after an abrupt end of world cup campaign.

There have been exceptions to everything and in this case, there’s one too. Minister in Imran Khan’s cabinet, Fawad Chaudhry who has been making into the headlines courtesy his weird notions took to Twitter as he said,

In the wake of this ‘timely’ tweet, Fawad was taken to task and was trolled. 

Even after receiving flak for his remark, minister did not stop here and went on to endorse a tweet that goes like “Dhoni you deserved such disgraceful exit for polluting the gentleman's game with fixing and bias!”

In response to the minister’s tweet, one of the users tweeted-

It is not for the first time the science minister has hogged limelight for obvious reasons. He had earlier claimed that Hubble telescope was sent to space by Pak’s space agency Suparco instead of NASA. That time too, Fawad's statement invited hilarious reactions from the twitteratis.

Hubble telescope was sent to space in 1990 and is known as one of NASA’s great observatories.

In March this year, Fawad Chaudhary had urged International Cricket Council (ICC) to take action against the Indian cricket team for "politicising" the game by wearing army cap in an ODI game against Australia.

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