Pakistan journalist says ‘Shaheen would have got 200 crores at IPL auction’, gets massively trolled

Chandigarh, February 16 Pakistani journalist has been brutally trolled for predicting selling price of Pakistan pacer Shaheen Afradi in IPL. Ihtisham Ul Haq, on Sunday said had Shaheen been in fray for the auction, he would have been sold...

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Updated At : 01:01 AM Feb 17, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, February 16

Pakistani journalist has been brutally trolled for predicting selling price of Pakistan pacer Shaheen Afradi in IPL. Ihtisham Ul Haq, on Sunday said had Shaheen been in fray for the auction, he would have been sold for a whooping Rs200 crore.

“If, Shaheen Shah Afridi was in #IPLAuction. He would’ve gone for 200 crores”, the journalist tweeted

In no time, the post got viral and people could not resist schooling the scribe.

The much anticipated IPL tournament is scheduled to be played from April 2. Pakistani players are barred from playing the IPL tournament after political relations between the two nations turned sour amid 2008 Mumbai terror attack.

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