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ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: Mohammad Rizwan Dedicates World Cup Century To Support ‘Brothers And Sisters In Gaza’

In a recent social media post, Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Rizwan expressed his dedication of an incredible 131-run performance in a World Cup match against Sri Lanka to the “brothers and sisters in Gaza.” This gesture came in the wake of Pakistan’s triumphant chase of a challenging 345-run target against Sri Lanka in Hyderabad.

The victory was undoubtedly a collective effort, with Mohammad Rizwan and Abdullah Shafique shining brightly. Rizwan’s impressive 131 runs, achieved in 121 deliveries, significantly contributed to the team’s success.

Taking to a social media platform, Mohammad Rizwan wrote, “This was for our brothers and sisters in Gaza. Happy to contribute in the win. Credits to the whole team and especially Abdullah Shafique and Hassan Ali for making it easier. Extremely grateful to the people of Hyderabad for the amazing hospitality and support throughout.”



However, Rizwan’s statement stirred a mixed reaction on social media. Some users questioned whether athletes should delve into global politics, suggesting that he should focus solely on cricket. Others raised concerns about the efficacy of a social media post in aiding the people of Gaza, especially in the context of the ongoing conflict.

The situation in Gaza and Israel remains dire, with the war between Israel and Hamas terrorists entering its fifth day. The combined death toll from Hamas’ unprecedented attacks on Israel and the subsequent retaliatory air raids in Gaza has tragically surpassed 3,000.

Here are some Twitter Reactions to Mohammad Rizwan’s Tweet:

Israel is now preparing for a potential ground offensive in Gaza, alongside ongoing air raids. The Israeli Army has been mobilizing its members in southern Israel, calling in reserve forces and deploying heavy military equipment.

Rizwan’s gesture, while sparking controversy, highlights the complex interplay between sports, politics, and humanitarian concerns in an increasingly interconnected world.


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