PAK vs ZIM: Pakistan PM dives into Fake Bean controversy; Responds to Zimbabwean President's cryptic tweet

 PAK vs ZIM: Pakistan PM dives into Fake Bean controversy; Responds to Zimbabwean President's cryptic tweet

PAK vs ZIM: Shehbaz Sharif, the prime minister of Pakistan, responded with a subtly humorous tweet after Zimbabwe's president despised Pakistan in a cryptic post celebrating his nation's victory in the T20 World Cup.

Shehbaz Sharif replied to the president of Zimbabwe's tweet by writing, , "We may not have the real Mr Bean, but we have real cricketing spirit .. and we Pakistanis have a funny habit of bouncing back:) Mr President: Congratulations. Your team played really well today, " with a clap emoji in addition.

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Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, president of Zimbabwe, hailed the cricket team on their victory against Pakistan on Thursday, but his funny remark about Pakistan raised many eyebrows. He wrote: "What a win for Zimbabwe! Congratulations to the Chevrons. Next time, send the real Mr Bean...#PakvsZim"

President Emmerson made fun of Pakistani comedian Asif Muhammad, a Mr. Bean lookalike who had visited Zimbabwe in 2016 while pretending to be the real Mr. Bean, the role of which is played by actor Rowan Atkinson.

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A Twitter user going by the handle Ngugi Chasura responded to the Pakistan Cricket Board's post on its official account by writing, "As Zimbabweans, we won't forgive you…you once gave us that Fraud Pak Bean instead of Mr Bean Rowan..we will settle the matter tomorrow just pray the rains will save you…#ZIMVSPAK."

Currently, Pakistani cricket fans are hailing Shehbaz Sharif's reaction as a "Sixer!"

Speaking about the game, on Thursday at Perth Stadium, Zimbabwe won their first Super-12 game of the ongoing T20 World Cup by edging Pakistan by one run due to Pakistan's over-reliance on their opening batting partnership.

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