Pakistani fast bowler raised his voice against terrorism, shared the story on the terrorist attack in India

 

Pakistan Pacer Hasan Ali has raised voice against Vaishno Mata Terror Attack: A few days ago, there was a terrorist attack in Reasi area of ​​Jammu in India. The terrorist attack on the bus going to visit Vaishno Devi in ​​Kashmir created an atmosphere of distress and sadness across the country. Many celebrities from India shared their support on Instagram on this terrorist attack, but now cricketer Hasan Ali from Pakistan has also raised his voice against this terrorist attack.

Hasan Ali raised his voice against terrorism

Pakistani cricketer Hasan Ali shared a story on Instagram in which he was seen supporting this attack. This story also shows his relation with India and it is clear from this that his personality is more towards humanity than religion. There is a lot of discussion in the field of cricket about his views on this story and support. Actually, Hasan Ali also has a personal connection with India, his wife is of Indian origin and last year when he came to India for the World Cup, he also went to many places with his wife.

Let us tell you that Hasan Ali was recently seen with the Pakistan team on the England tour. However, he could not be selected for the T20 World Cup 2024 and he is seen playing in the T20 Blast held in England. He has performed brilliantly so far while playing for Birmingham Bears. Hasan Ali has participated in 4 matches in the T20 Blast so far, in which he has taken 9 wickets. Birmingham will play its next match against Yorkshire on 14 June.

Poor performance of Pakistan team in T20 World Cup

The performance of the Pakistan team has been poor so far in the T20 World Cup. The Pak team lost the first two matches against USA and India. However, Pakistan has kept itself alive in the tournament by defeating Canada in its third match. Pakistan's campaign will continue with the defeat of USA but before that the Pakistan team will have to defeat Ireland in its last league match.