Cheeky Pakistan fans chant 'security, security' to tease New Zealand players after win, video goes viral

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Updated At : 03:38 PM Oct 27, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, October 27

It was perhaps a satisfying culmination to the security controversy as Pakistan on Tuesday defeated New Zealand that had pulled out of its tour of the country in September due to “security concerns”.

As soon as Pakistan defeated New Zealand by five wickets in their T20 World Cup 2021 match, a Twitter storm was witnessed, with Pakistani supporters making impudent references to the issue of “security”, with the word becoming one of the top trends.

A video went viral on social media showing Pakistan fans chanting ‘security, security’ to tease New Zealand players.

In the video, Pakistan and New Zealand players can be seen greeting each other after the win.

Notably, New Zealand had abandoned their tour of Pakistan due to “security threat”.

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