tamim vs ramiz raza
Pakistan's previous cricketer Ramiz Raza sent tremors over the web when his unbalanced prologue to Bangladesh's prestigious opener Tamim Iqbal amid a post-match service of PSL turned into a web sensation.
Tamim's unbeaten thump of 55 from 47 balls took his group Peshwar Zalmi to an agreeable win by nine wickets over Lahore Qalandars in the fifth match of Pakistan Super League at Dubai, and was picked as the player of the match, reports Bangla every day Prothom Alo.
As the commentator in the post-match service, Ramiz Raza needed to have a couple words with Tamim, who had quite recently gathered his token check of $4,500 as the man of the match. At the point when Tamim drew close to Ramiz, the Pakistani ex-player reacted with an incredibly cumbersome opening line.
Ramiz told Tamim that he can't speak Bangla, so would it be advisable for him to talk in English? As though Tamim is not happy in talking that dialect. He expected that Tamim presumably couldn't talk in English, and might require another dialect to convey what needs be.
At the point when the video of the meeting turned into a web sensation, individuals were stunned at Ramiz Raza, especially for the way he thought little of Tamim Iqbal, who has been the chief opening batsmen for Bangladesh throughout the previous nine years.
As a media expert, Ramiz Raza is frequently welcomed to share his perspectives on cricket amid TV programs, and was found in a few Pakistani TV indicates when Pakistan visited Bangladesh in April 2015. He more likely than not seen Tamim hammer his second continuous hundred in the second ODI, and win the man of the match grant. At the point when Tamim was called by the host to share his perspectives, he talked easily in English! At whatever point he talked amid the post-match press-instructions, he talked his psyche in English.
Subsequent to having seen such an extensive amount Tamim amid Pakistan's lady ODI-arrangement misfortune to Tigers, how could Ramiz say something to that effect?
Ramiz's rundown of PSL bumbles started on February 5, after the second match when he almost got out Kings XI Punjab rather than Karachi Kings and after that called Lendl Simmons by misstep set up of Bangladesh expert allrounder Shakib Al Hasan for the man of the match honor. Interestingly, Ramim Raza calls Shakib ul Hasan… it is Shakib Al Hasan.
