Pakistan had a disappointing journey in the 2023-25 WTC cycle so far. The team has recently faced a series white-wash against South Africa and currently sit 8th in the WTC table, even behind the likes of Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. The Pakistani team will hope for some redemption as they are set to the West Indies at ??home for their last series of the current cycle.

Pakistan’s horror-show in the current WTC cycle

Pakistan’s journey in the ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) cycle has been far from impressive, with inconsistent performances both at home and abroad. The team has managed to secure only four victories, two of which came against England on home soil and the other two against Sri Lanka. Their overseas record paints an even bleaker picture, with just a solitary series win against Sri Lanka, highlighting their s??truggles in foreign conditions.

Against stronger opposition like Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand, Pakistan have often faltered, unable to mount a significant challenge. Among th?e SENA nations, Pakistan’s sole victory came against England in a home series last October. These results underline the team’s inability to consistently perform against top-tier teams, raising concerns about their competitiveness in the WTC. To regain their footing, Pakistan will need to address these shortcomings and deliver more impactful performances in future cycles.

Amidst a consistent failure of the P?akistani team to leave their mark in the longest format of the game, here are 5 players with most wickets for Pakistan in the current WTC cycle.

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5 highest wicket-takers for Pakistan in the current WTC cycle

• Noman Ali: The spin maestro

The left-arm slow bowler may have started his career for the national team a bit late but his determination and wicket-taking ability for the team has earned him the fame he deserves. The 38-year-old is the leading wicket-taker for Pakistan in the current WTC cycle with 30 wickets to his name. ?He took 20 wickets in 2024 with a notable performance in the home series against England where he was a constant trouble for the English batters. The Pakistani spinner will aim to make a comeback in the squad against West Indies in the home series after his exclusion from the squad for the tour to South Africa.

• Sajid Khan: The stand-out character for Pakistan

Sajid is known to give his all for the team whenever the national side avails his services. In 2024, Sajid was called in the squad against England and he proved once again why ?he is one of the most intense players Pakistan has in Test cricket. The 31-year-old is not just limited to theatrics but also has a remarkable track record. He took 22 wickets for Pakistan last year making him the second highest wicket-taker for his national side. A highlight of his journey in Test cricket for the Pakistani team is the impeccable performance he gave in Multan as he clinched 7/111 for his team in 26.2 overs that he bowled.

• Aamer Jamal: Pakistan’s dependable all-rounder

Jamal may have a silent? series with the bat and bowl against South Africa, but the capabilities of the all-rounder is well known in the cricketing community. The 28-year-old has managed to take 12 wickets in 2023 with a marq??uee 6-wicket haul for the national side against Australia in Perth. In 2024, Jamal continued to deliver with the ball with an outstanding performance against the Aussies in Sydney. Thus, he took 21 wickets for Pakistan in the current WTC cycle.

• Khurram Shahzad: A beacon of consistency in the Pakistani side

The Pakistani pacer has now become a regular starter in the Pakistan’s Test side. The 25-year old took 6 wickets in 2 Test matches against South Africa due to which his wicket tally in 2024 reached t?o 13. Overall, Shahzad took 20 wickets in the current WTC cycle with a??n economy rate of 4.56 to his name. The number could have been more for Shahzad had a rib injury not affected his prospects in the Test team.

• Naseem Shah: A pacer with limitless potential

Many regard Naseem to be the emerging leader of the Pakistani pace attack. The youngster has already taken 60 wickets in the longest format of the game. However, his recent release from the Test team after Pakistan lost the first Test match against England at home did halt his advance in red-ball cricket. The 21-year old made a? comeback in the Test side for the tour to South Africa and despite the team’s underwhelming performanc?e took 4 wickets for his national team in the Centurion Test.

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In the midst of the fervent cricketing discussions, prominent Pakistan cricketer Sarfaraz Ahmed found himself at the centre of attention following speculations about his alleged immigration to the United Kingdom. However, in a recent development, the seasoned play?er took i?t upon himself to dispel the swirling rumours and clarify his position on this peculiar news.

With candour and conviction, he addressed the speculation, providing insights to set the record straight. This move not only ended the unfounded rumours but also showcased Sarfaraz’s commitment to transparency and focus on his cricketing career.

What reports suggest about Sarfaraz Ahmed?

Recent reports suggested that Sarfaraz, expe?riencing a sense of disillusionment and uncertainty about his future, has taken the decisive step to depart from Pakistan. Alongside his wife and t?wo children, he has made the significant move to London, UK.

Notably, this wicketkeeper-batter remains an integral part of the Quetta Gladiators in the Pakistan Super League (PSL). The unexpected nature of this development left fans and cricket enthusiasts intrigued as they grappled with the evolving narrative surrounding Sarfaraz’s personal and professional journey.

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Sarfaraz Ahmed’s clarification

In a recent interview with a Pakistani media outlet, Sarfaraz vehemently dismissed the speculations surrounding his alleged departure to the UK. The form??er captain refuted the claims, asserting that there is no truth to the rumours circulating in the media. Expressing his disbelief, the 36-year-old emphasized that he could not even entertain t??he thought of leaving Pakistan and criticized the media for disseminating what he deemed as false and fabricated news.

“I can’t even think of leaving Pakistan. Confirm before running such fabricated news. Sad to see such news,” Sarfaraz said during an interview with ?Samaa Digital.

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In the vast realm of the Internet, the prevalence of fake and self-generated comments on significant issues has become a pervasive challenge. Recently, a serious matter unfolded when former Australia cricketer Adam Gilchrist found himself at the centre of controversy due to alleged comments attributed to him regarding Pakistan Cricket Team. In response to the circulating misinformation, the veteran promptly clarified to s?et the record straight.

In his statement, he emphasized the importance of responsible communication in the digital age and expressed his commitment to fostering?? positive relati??ons between nations through sportsmanship. The incident underscores the need for vigilance in discerning authentic information from misleading content in the online landscape as public figures like Gilchrist navigate the complex dynamics of the internet-driven discourse surrounding critical global issues.

Adam Gilchrist’s alleged comments on Pakistan

In a recent turn of events, a widely circulated comment attributed to Gilchrist gained significant traction on social media, wherein he purportedly labelled Pakistan as the “worst Asian team.”

This provocative statement quickly ignited a storm of criticism directed towards the former wicketkeeper-batter. The remarks sparked intense debates and discussions acr?oss various pla??tforms, with fans, pundits, and cricket enthusiasts expressing their discontent with such a sweeping characterization.

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Gilchrist’s clarification

In the aftermath of the rece??nt controversy, Gilchrist swiftly moved to dispel the cloud of misunderstanding surrounding the alleged comments attributed to him. He categorically clarified with utmost clarity and conviction that the statements circulating under his name were entirely false and erroneous.

The 52-year-old asserted that he deeply? respects the sport and its global community, acknowledging the need for responsible discourse. By addressing the misinformation head-on, Gilchrist defended his integri?ty and underscored the significance of accuracy and precision in digital communication.

I never said this. Absolutely fake, made up quotes. Pakistan were excellent at times this summer, against a World Champion Aust team and very nearly pinched a Test or two. #fakenews #ignore pic.twitter.com/DsQ9KUINIr

— Adam Gilchrist (@gilly381) January 11, 2024

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Auckland’s Eden Park was set ablaze with intense cricketing action during the opening T20I of the five-match series between New Zealand and Pakistan on January 12. While the Kiwi batters displayed fireworks with the bat, setting an imposing 226-run total, the focus shifted towards Pakistan’s lackluster fielding, which became the talk of the town.

New Zealand’s dominance: Daryl Mitchell and Kane Williamson shine

The match commenced with a shaky start for New Zealand as star opener Devon Conway departed for a golden duck in the first over. However, Finn Allen‘s aggressive innings put the Pakistani bowlers on the back foot. Allen scored quickfire 35 runs off 15 balls. Subsequent contributions from Kane Williamson (57) and Daryl Mitchell (61) propelled the Blackcaps to an ?impressi?ve total of 226/8 in their allotted 20 overs.

Fielding fumbles from Babar Azam, Iftikhar Ahmed and others

Amidst New Zealand’s onslaught, Pakistan’s fielding performance left much to be desired as Babar Azam dropped a straightforward catch that was followed by Iftikhar Ahmed‘s juggling drop, which also added to the frustration. Mohammad Rizwan‘s missed run-out opportunity further compounded the team’s woes. These fielding lapses, if avoided, undoubtedly could have significantly impacted New Zealand’s final total.

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Social media outcry

Netizens didn’t hold back as they took to social media to express their displeasure over Pakistan’s sloppy fielding. Some fans called for the appointment of a new fielding coach, emphasizing the need for improvement in this crucial aspect of the game. Others, however, resorted to humor, unleashing a barrage of memes and messages, highlighting the team’s shortcomings in a lighthearted manner.

Now as netizens continue to vent their frustration and demand improvements in Pakistan’s fielding performance, it remains to be seen how the team will respond in the upcoming matches of the series.

Here’s how Twitter reacted:

Same energy… 😂 #NZvPAK pic.twitter.com/abpXeDpa3a

— Dialectical Guy (@dialecticalguy) January 12, 2024

Watching Pakistan fielding#PAKvsNZ pic.twitter.com/L9PFQ8r69b

— Usama Arshad 🇵🇸 (@usama_here2) January 12, 2024

Where is fielding coach of Pakistan. Give him grand salute.
Australia now in Newzealand dropping easy catches.
Remove hafeez bewakoof. #PAKvsNZ

— Rabia jan (@ikpromax) January 12, 2024

Pakistan's bowling performance was terrible, with poor fielding, bad bowling and poor catching.#PAKvNZ

— Ahmer Najeeb Satti (@AhmerNajeeb) January 12, 2024

Iftikhar Ahmed at backward Point 🔥🔥

Pakistan Fielding at its Best 🥵🥵 pic.twitter.com/B9AW3awgI6

— Dinda Academy (@academy_dinda) January 12, 2024

God can’t?? watc??h it anymore 🥲 ya Allah Pakistan ko achi fielding ki hidayat de do

— Akif Khattak (@iamAkifKhan) January 12, 2024

I request Mohammad Hafeez to appoint a good fielding coach for the Pakistan team, How will we win matches if we drop so many catches?#PAKvsNZ #NZvPAK

— Ali Umair Shahbaz (@aliumairshahbaz) January 12, 2024

Babar tu Kane ka catch drop kere ga, Kane tu Saim ka , Henry tu Rizwan ka 😅 #PAKvsNZ #PakistanCricketTeam #BabarAzam𓃵 #ShaheenAfridi #1stT20 pic.twitter.com/Yyaz73j0rn

— Mahnoor (@inadichotomy) January 12, 2024

If Pakistan loses today's match, it only be due to Pakistan's poor fielding—where's the justice in dropping so many catches.#PAKvsNZ

— Kiran Khan (@HelloKiranKhan) January 12, 2024

First Babar dropped catch then Rizwan misse??d run out then Iftikhar akhemd dropped catch.

Babar azam and his politics is behind all these happening. Grouping at it's peak.#PAKvsNZ #nzpol #NZvPAK #PakistanCricketTeam #PakistanCricket pic.twitter.com/alz6OkDv3M

— princess Shazia (@shazinazPTI) January 12, 2024

Pakistan Fielding 😒 #PAKvNZ pic.twitter.com/mPmVKbkVBJ

— Shoaib Iqbal (@shebimushtaq143) January 12, 2024

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As the cricketing world gears up for an exciting start to 2024, Pakistan’s cricket team finds themselves in a challenging yet promising situation. After a series of setbacks, the Men in Green are set to take on New Zealand in a cr??ucial five-m?atch T20I series starting January 12.

Amidst the anticipation for Pakistan’s New Zealand tour, the spotlight is on the newly appointed T20I skipper, Shaheen Afridi, who has? already made waves with a stunning no-look six during?? the recent practice session ahead of the first match in Auckland.

A tough start to the year

The year 2024 hasn’t been kind to the Pakistani cricket team so far. Following two disappointing test losses to Australia in December 2023, the team faced a whitewash and a third consecutive setback in the starting week of January 2024. However, the upcoming T20I series against New Zealand provides a fresh start and an opportunity for redemption, especially with the T20 World Cup looming on the horizon later in the year.

Transitioning to T20Is

With a shift to the shortest format of the game, Pakistan aims to regroup and refocus their efforts. The series against New Zealand becomes a crucial stepping stone for the team to fine-tune their skills and strategies ahead of the T20 World Cup. It also marks a significant moment for Shaheen, who is set to lead the team in the T20I format after a successful stint as captain in the Pakistan Super League (PSL).

What paved the way for Shaheen to don captains hat?

Babar Azam‘s decision to step down from the captaincy across all formats paved the way for Shaheen to take charge of the T20I side. The young and talented fast bowler now shoulders the responsibility of leading Pakistan in the shortest format, and expectations are high for him to showcase his leadership skills on the international stage.

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Shaheen’s vigorous preparation ahead of first T20I

As the countdown to the T20I series ticks away, Shaheen has been leaving no stone unturned in his preparation. The charismatic captain was recently spotted sweating it out in the nets in Auckland, honing his skills and working on various aspects of his game. Notably, the left-arm pacer has also been focusing on his batting, which was evident in a spect?acular no-look six that he effortlessly executed during a net session.

Shaheen’s viral no-look six

A video capturing Shaheen’s no-look six has taken the internet by storm. The stylish shot and the captain’s composed pose after hitting the ball have added an extra layer of excitement and anticipation to the upcoming series. Fans and cricket enthusiasts are now eager to witness more of Shaheen’s flair, both with the ball and the bat, as he leads Pakistan in what promises to be an electrifying T20I series against New Zealand.

Here’s the video:

Pakistan Teams first training at Auckland, Shaheen Shah Afridi no look SIX off a left arm spinner. #ShaheenShahAfridi #pakvsnz #PakistanCricket pic.twitter.com/1sd1v3yIgp

— Tauseef Satti (@TazzSatti) January 8, 2024

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As the cricketing world eagerly awaits the third and final Test of the Australia vs Pakistan series at the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), the Pakistani team finds itself amidst a peculiar controversy involving their recently appointed Team Director, Mohammad Hafeez.

It is worth mentioning that the team’s unfortunate series loss against Australia has been compounded by Hafeez’s unexpected missed flight to Sydney for the third Test, raising eyebrows and giving fans an opportunity to unleash their wit and humour.

The year-end setback

The conclusion of 2023 did not bring the desired results for the Pakistan Cricket team. Their disheartening series loss against Australia in the first two games of the three-match Test series left them with a lot to ponder heading into t??he new year. E??ager to salvage some pride and avoid a whitewash, Pakistan aimed to start 2024 on a positive note with a victory in the final Test at Sydney.

Controversy unfolds: Mohammad Hafeez misses Sydney flight

However, the cricketing world was caught off guard when news broke that Hafeez, the newly appointed Team Director, had missed the flight to Sydney. It was reported that Hafeez and? his wife arrived late at the airport, leading to them being denied boarding by the airline staff. Social media immediately erupted wi??th speculations and jokes, creating a buzz around the incident.

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Netizens seize the moment

As the news of Hafeez missing the flight spread like wildfire on the internet, cricket enthusiasts wasted no time in expressing their thoughts and opinions. Many fans took the opportunity to troll the former cricketer, highlighting the irony of him imposing fines on players for being late while failing to adhere to the same rules himself. Some even went as far as suggesting that Hafeez’s tardiness was a result of enjoying a leisurely coffee with his wife at the airport.

Fans take dig over inconsistent umpiring excuse

The trolling didn’t stop there, as netizens drew a connection to Hafeez’s earlier comments on inconsistent umpiring being a reason for Pakistan’s loss in the series. Fans cheekily wondered if his own inconsistency in punctuality might have contributed to missing the flight.

Here’s how Twitter reacted:

Director Mohammad Hafeez m??issed the flight from Melbourne to Sydney. Hafeez an??d his wife were at the airport and were having coffee, but they did not check the time of the flight. Later, the couple took another flight to Sydney after a few hours 👀

– via Geo News #AUSvsPAK

— Farid Khan (@_FaridKhan) January 1, 2024

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Team director @MHafeez22 missed team flight to Sydney. He and his wife were roaming at the airport – via Jang#PAKvAUS pic.twitter.com/RCkgAn1R0d

— muzamilasif (@muzamilasif4) January 1, 2024

Mohammad Hafeez missed the flight from Melbourne to Sydney and was not allowed to boa?rd because he arrived late 😂🙌

Legendary start to 2024. Surely it's the technology again this time that made him late 🤭 //t.co/oj2lYvnqMc

— Anuj Nitin Prabhu (@APTalksCricket) January 1, 2024

//twitter.com/mohsin?aliisb/status/1741739770366353732

Hafeez: Practice Abdullah. You couldn't catch the ball.

Abdullah: But coach you couldn't catch the flight. 😎#AUSvPAK #PAKvsAUS #PakistanCricket #PakvAus #Cricket #CricketTwitter //t.co/T9k3AYY3gB

— Saresh Saha (@CricSar) January 1, 2024

I was at the right time but the flight timings made me miss the flight – Hafeez Bhai //t.co/gfddXP4ze4

— Udit (@udit_buch) January 1, 2024

Irresponsibility at His Peak

Pakistan team director Mohammad Hafeez missed his flight to Sydney due to being busy on enjoyment at the airport with his wife. pic.twitter.com/GZMZ4h0OMo

— Hafeez Alam Ghazi (@GhaziHafeez) January 1, 2024

Bwahahahaha Muhammad Hafeez himself missed the flight for Sydney due to being late 😁 yet he imposed fines etc on players 😁 //t.co/5AO0d1XqGs

— Shahbaz (@AliBhai13575742) January 1, 2024

Hafeez said He was more punctual than other team-members but still missed the flight. pic.twitter.com/13yvn5w7JU

— Gabbar (@GabbbarSingh) January 1, 2024

M.Hafeez on to the next flight //t.co/6mCfWD7W6z pic.twitter.com/s1AuB3i7iv

— عاقد (@aquidtweets) January 1, 2024

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In the wake of Pakistan‘s recent struggles in the cricketing arena, legendary pace bowler Wasim Akram has stirred the pot by expressing a preference for coaching Australia over his home country.

The big statement from Akram comes at a time when the P??akistan cricket team is grappling with a se?ries of losses against Australia, marking a string of disappointing performances. As discussions around the team’s future intensify, the veteran pacer’s unexpected revelation adds an intriguing layer to the already existing drama.

Pakistan cricket team’s recent struggles

Pakistan’s journey in recent months has been far from smooth. The team faced a lacklustre campaign in the ODI World Cup 2023, failing to a?dvance to the knockout stages. Subsequently, man?agement made bold decisions, including a change in team leadership, selection committee and certain other role shuffles.

Despite these efforts, the team’s performance on the Australian tour failed to impress, leading to heightened scrutiny of the coaching staff.

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“I’ll pick Australia”: Wasim Akram reveals the reason behind his preference

In a surprising turn of events, when asked about his coaching preference between Pakistan and Australia, Akram unequivocally chose Australia. Contrary to expectations, he clarified that the decision was not influenced by personal reasons, such as his wife’s Australian background. Instead, the 57-year-old pointed to the reduced pressure associated with coaching Australia, allowing him to focus on the job at hand.

“If I get the option, I will pick Australia. Not because of my wife, it’s because there will be less pressure, and I will be able to do my job,” Akram explained ??in an interview with Sportskeeda.

The bold statement from Akram has sparked discussions among fans and pundits, with many trying to decipher the underlying reasons behind Akram’s surprising choice.

Looking ahead

As Pakistan faces the daunting challenge of avoiding a whitewash against Australia in the final Test at the SCG, the team’s pride hangs in the balance. Additionally, the revelation by Akram adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing discussions about the team’s future and coaching appointments.

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In the aftermath of a disappointing display at the ODI World Cup 2023, Pakistan‘s cricketing landscape underwent a radical transformation. The once steadfast captain, Babar Azam, relinquished his?? leadership role, signalling the need for a fresh start. This wave of change extended beyond the playing squad, reaching the coaching and management staff.

Notably, former Indian cricketer Ajay Jadeja, renowned for his adept mentoring that propelled Afghanistan to a commendable performance in the same World Cup, has shared his views on overtaking the coaching mantle for the Pakistan cricket team. Jadeja’s proven track record in nurturing talent and guiding a team through the intricacies of international cricket adds a compelling dimension to Pakistan’s pursuit of rejuvenation.

‘I am ready’: Ajay Jadeja

Jadeja expressed his readiness for the mentorship role of the Green Team and shared his insights with the Afghan cricket team. Drawing a parallel, he noted that Pakistan’s cricketing culture was once akin to Afghanistan’s, where open communication and direct discussions among teammates were the norm.

“I am ready. I shared my learnings with Afghans and I believe Pakistan were once like Afghanistan. You could say anything you wanted to on the face of your teammate,” Jadeja said while quoting on coaching Pakistan during a conversation on Sport?s Ta?k.

Also WATCH: S?arfaraz Ahmed, Saud Shakeel engage in war of words ?during practice session in Canberra �?PAK vs AUS

Road ahead for Pakistan

Pakistan are gearing up for an exciting three-match Test Series against Australia, with the first match scheduled to take place in Perth from December 14. The team, led by their newly appointed captain, Shan Masood, are poised for a challenging yet promising contest. Masood’s leadership brings a fresh perspective, and the Asian side is eager to showcase their skills and resilience on the field.

The Perth Stadium, known for its lively pitches, will test both teams’ mettle, and the Asian cricketing nation will determined to perform commendably under their new skipper’s guidance. The series promises riveting cricket action as these two cricketing giants lock horns in a battle of skill and strategy.

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The cricketing? world is no stranger? to unexpected twists and turns, both on and off the field. The latest incident to catch the attention of cricket enthusiasts involves the Pakistan cricket team, who recently landed in Australia for a highly anticipated three-match Test series starting from December 14. However, it was not the upcoming matches that took centre stage upon their arrival but a rather unconventional sight of the players loading their own luggage into a truck.

A revamped Pakistan team lands in Australia

It is worth mentioning that the Pakistan cricket team is coming to Australia after undergoing significant management changes following their lacklustre performance in the ODI World Cup 2023. The disappointing results prompted not just management shake-ups but also saw their regular skipper, Babar Azam, step down from the captaincy across all form??ats.

With this, a revamped team was assembled with a new captain, Shan Masood, for the Austra??lia tour as Pakistan aims to redeem itself on the international cricketing stage.

The viral video of Pakistan cricketer loading their luggage

As the Pakistani contingent touched down in Australia, little did they know that ?their arrival would be immortalized in a viral video. In an unexpected turn of events, the pla?yers were spotted shouldering the responsibility of loading their own luggage onto a truck due to the lack of assistance. The video quickly circulated on social media, catching the eye of netizens who wasted no time in sharing it with distinct reactions.

No official present from Pakistan embassy or Australia? to receive Pakistani Players at Airport. Pakistan Players were forced to load their luggage on the truck.

pic.twitter.com/l8N9PrHyUf

— rightarmleftist (@rightarmleftist) December 1, 2023

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Netizens react

The online community, k?nown for its quick wit and humour, erupted with a plethora of memes and hilarious reactions in response to the luggage-loading spectacle. The incid?ent became a meme fest, with fans showcasing their creativity in roasting the players. From playful jabs at the team to witty comments about their luggage-handling skills, social media platforms were flooded with rib-tickling content.

Here’s how Twitter reacted:

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— Kane mama (@rogerfe22129792) December 1, 2023

Pakistan reached Australia and loading their own luggage themselves..😂�??��

Pakistan can’t even afford the coolie..😂😂#PakistanCricket #PAKvsAUS
pic.twitter.com/DCLlkzTEzr

— VJ (@VJsGamer) December 1, 2023

🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/tEsCoeXsxV

— Tushar N. (@Tussh_aar) December 1, 2023

Pakistan Cricket Team Reaches Australia

Neither anyone fro?m Pakistan embassy or Australia cricket board came to receive the? na-Pak team 😀🤣

Players were forced to load their own luggage in THE TRUCK 🚛🤣 #PakistanCricketTeam #PakistanCricket #Pakistan #PCB #PAKvAUS pic.twitter.com/g0CVMerYms

— Amitabh Chaudhary (@MithilaWaala) December 1, 2023

Pakistan Cricke?t Team got a very bad welcome from Australia on their arrival.

No official from either Pakistani embassy?? or Australian embassy was pres??ent.

And Pakistani cricketers were forced to load their?? luggage on the truck themselves.

😂😂😂😂😂pic.twitter.com/qiAsUDD1AH

— Madhav Sharma (@HashTagCricket) December 1, 2023

I bet you don't know what Hassan Ali said when they asked him to load his luggage. //t.co/3GybpBzoAF

— Abdullah (@michaelscottfc) December 1, 2023

//twitt??er.com/PraveenIN12345/status/1730496919955517553

BCCI : pic.twitter.com/jBvLo3EriV

— Sanjay Mohanty (@ShakuniChacha) December 1, 2023

Sapna toota hai to
Dil kabhi jalta hai
Haan thoda dard
Hua par chalta hai //t.co/nYEbDBecx6

— Viceroy Of Vagina (@ViceroyOfVagina) December 1, 2023

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