Warning' to Pakistan after Zimbabwean President's win

 

Next time send real Mr. Bean', 'Warning' to Pakistan after Zimbabwean President's win and Indian consumers happy,

Today's World Cup T20 World Cup match between Pakistan and Zimbabwe will not only be about the championship, but it will also be the revenge of a six-year-old betrayal for Zimbabwean fans. So they want their team to win this match today.

Zimbabwe won the World Cup T-shirt match between Pakistan and Zimbabwe by one run with an upset. The win was not only a victory for Zimbabwe on the field of play, but it was also a successful day for Zimbabwe on the social media front as they avenged the 'cheat' they had suffered years ago.

 After the victory in the match, the President of Zimbabwe congratulated his team in a tweet and asked Pakistan to 'send the real Mr Bean next time'.

 Responding to his tweet, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif tweeted that "We may not have the real Mr. Bean, but we definitely have a real passion for playing cricket and we Pakistanis have an interesting habit of re-emerging."

 Shahbaz Sharif further wrote that 'President, congratulations, your team played very well.'

 In fact, the talk about Mr. Bean started after the Pakistan Cricket Board shared pictures of the Pakistani team's practice on Twitter with the caption, "This is the next challenge."

 In response to this tweet, a citizen of Zimbabwe tweeted that 'We as citizens of Zimbabwe will not forgive you. Once you replaced Mr. Bean with Mr. Ben, the cheater. We will solve this matter tomorrow. Pray that the rain will save you.

 After Zimbabwe won the match, the same Twitter user tweeted, "I already told you."

 Interestingly, more Indian social media users are happy about Zimbabwe's win over Pakistan than Zimbabwe.

 This match and related memes are trending in India. Indian social media users are seen congratulating Zimbabwe but they also wish that its citizens celebrate with the same enthusiasm on social media.

 Hence, a meme has been created with a picture of Indian industrialist Mukesh Ambani with the caption 'Send 2GB data free to Zimbabweans'.

Pakistani Mr. Ben went to Zimbabwe when and what to do?

Pakistani Mr. Bean who calls himself 'Pak Bean' is real name Asif Memon. While talking to BBC, he said that the pictures and videos that went viral on social media are from his visit to Zimbabwe in 2016.
 
Before the match, he had told that he has been doing his business since 1990, but in 2010, Habib Bank made him its brand ambassador and he got fame. After which he performs as Pakistani Mr. Bean not only in Pakistan but also outside Pakistan.
 
He had told that he had gone to Zimbabwe on the invitation of an Indian businessman Muhammad Arif. He said, 'I was surprised by the protocol given to me when I went there. There were so many cars behind me that I thought there might be someone else with me. But later I saw it was only for me. The protocol was like that which is given to a minister advisor in our country.
 
He said that during this tour, he performed his art at ten places in different cities. And meanwhile all the banners clearly read 'Pak Bean' which meant that people were not at all deceived that they were going to see the real Mr Bean.
 
According to Asif Memon, for the first time in six years, he has seen such a reaction on social media related to this visit. He said that at first he was angry after seeing the comments on social media and then he felt a little sorry. He said the people of Zimbabwe are very loving and he still remembers the warm welcome he received.
 
Muhammad Asif i.e. Pak Ben said that since Covid-19, he has not gone on any foreign tour, but he has performed in many countries as Pakistani Ben. He said, "At first, people think that the real Mr. Bean has arrived, but when I start speaking, people are surprised."
 
Regarding Pakistan's match against Zimbabwe, he said, "I was a fake Mr. Bean, but our cricket team is real, so they will definitely win the match by playing well."
Discussion on social media
There were so many interesting comments on social media regarding this topic that Mr. Bean started trending in Pakistan. Some fans said that now this match is not between Pakistan and Zimbabwe but Zimbabwe vs Mr. Bean.
 
Another Pakistani user wrote 'Mr Ben today you are playing with emotions, tomorrow our players will play.'
 
A user named Ayman Shaheel wrote 'Sorry Zimbabweans, we will be more careful next time as compensation we will send Professor Sergio Makwena to do the show next time. Just play comfortably tomorrow.'
 
Some users started sharing pictures and creating memes of lookalikes of various celebrities in Pakistan. One of them, user Abdul Basit Janjua, said, "I strongly condemn this and we are sending Shahrukh Khan as a settlement to end the tension."
 
Twitter users seemed to enjoy the situation and made sarcastic comments. A Twitter handle called Anonymous wrote, “We strongly condemn. We are expecting an immediate apology and clarification from the Foreign Office. We don't want enmities in cricket.
 
In view of this situation, Izhan Mirza made a new banner for today's match. Which was titled 'The world is not ready for Mr Bean vs Pakistani Bean'.
 
A Twitter user named Hijab Zahid wrote, 'Enthusiasm for tomorrow's match has gone from zero to 100 due to the Mr Bean controversy. If someone in the stadium doesn't fall in love with Mr. Bean, he will miss the opportunity.
 
Another user wrote, "I will laugh till the day I die remembering the fake Mr. Bean going to Zimbabwe case by a Pakistani."