mohammad rizwan funny fake injury moments seen as babar azam replacement for captain pakistan cricket team

Mohammad Rizwan New Captain Pakistan Team: There is a lot of turmoil in Pakistan cricket these days. Babar Azam was again appointed the captain of the ODI and T20 team some time ago, but recently he has surprised everyone by deciding to leave the captaincy of the Pakistan team. In such a situation, the name of wicketkeeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan has come up and the captaincy can be handed over to him. Talking about Rizwan, he is often seen in the field pretending to be injured.

The biggest playmaker of Pakistan team

Mohammad Rizwan whether he is wicket-keeping, batting or running. From time to time he acts as if he has cramps. One such funny incident happened during the 2023 ODI Cricket World Cup. The match between Pakistan and Sri Lanka was taking place, in which the Pakistani team had a huge target of 345 runs to win. On one hand, Rizwan played an unbeaten century of 131 runs, while Abdullah Shafiq also helped Pakistan win by scoring 113 runs.

But during this match, on one occasion Rizwan stepped forward and hit a six, but the next moment he fell on the field groaning in pain. This incident looked so funny and fake that during the commentary, Simon Doull also said that Rizwan should work in movies.

My own admission about acting

Last year, during the World Cup, the match between Pakistan and New Zealand was taking place. Rizwan tried to hit a sweep shot on the ball of Rachin Ravindra, but missed the ball. Rizwan was in such a position that he had spread both his legs wide to remain in the crease. Initially he was looking fine, but as soon as the keeper appealed for stumping, Rizwan made the excuse of injury. When Rizwan himself admitted after the incident against Sri Lanka in the World Cup that sometimes his injury is real and sometimes he is acting.

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