The third and the final test match between Pakistan and England cricket teams turned out to be amazing for England. After winning the toss and choosing to bat first, the England cricket team registered a score of 583/8.
Wicket-keeper batsman Jos Buttler contributed a lot to the amazing performance of his team. Not just he liked on the runs with his bat but he was also amazing behind the stumps, which bolstered their chances of winning the Test and clinching the series.
On the other hand, the Pakistani cricket team lost their wickets at a regular time, however, skipper Azhar Azar stayed in the middle and was making sure to make his team win the match. However, despite his ton and Mohammad Rizwan’s half-century, he failed to take his team to the victory.
Looking at the situation, Pakistan’s cricket team was in, veteran Brad Hogg took to his Twitter and opined that Pakistan could pull off an upset if they show fighting spirit and can get 120 runs in front. However, in his tweet, he used a lot of smilies. he wrote:
“If Pakistan can get 120 runs in front they could cause an upset. Look forward to see there fighting spirit today. Game on. #engvpak #cricket #pakistan #pakistancricket #englandcricket #england #pakveng #pcb #cricketer #lovecricket #cricketlovers #icc #cricketnews #ECB #England,”
Here, check out the Tweet:
If Pakistan can get 120 runs in front they could cause an upset. Look forward to see there fighting spirit today. Game on. #engvpak #cricket #pakistan #pakistancricket #englandcricket #england #pakveng #pcb #cricketer #lovecricket #cricketlovers #icc #cricketnews #ECB #England
— Brad Hogg (@Brad_Hogg) August 24, 2020
The tweet soon caught the attention of Indian commentator Aakash Chopra, who took a hilarious dig at Brad Hogg for using a lot of hashtags in their tweet. He wrote:
” If only Pakistan fights as much as the number of hashtags my friend has used here #EngvPak,”
Here, check out the tweet:
If only Pakistan fights as much as the number of hashtags my friend has used here ??? #EngvPak https://t.co/ubwj8tmjwD
— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) August 24, 2020
