Due to his spoken English, Mohammad Rizwan has frequently been the target of trolling and abuse.
Mohammad Rizwan, the white-ball captain of Pakistan, responded to his trolls with an honest admission, a perfect response to his frequent criticism and trolling for his spoken English. Rizwan acknowledged that he is not embarrassed by his lack of proficiency in the language; rather, he is simply bothered by the requirement that he play cricket and refrain from speaking English. Rizwan’s spoken English has led to him being mocked on social media. His pre-match and post-match conversations have been included in numerous videos and clips that have gone viral, causing trolls to make fun of him.In response to the trolls and criticism directed at him for his spoken English, the captain of the Multan Sultans spoke out. As reported by Geo News, he told reporters during a news conference, “I regret not completing my education, which is why I don’t know English, but I am not ashamed that as Pakistan’s captain, I cannot speak English.”
“I’m expected to play cricket, not talk English. I would teach English, become a professor, and then go back to Pakistan if they wanted it. But I’m asked for cricket by Pakistan, not English,” he continued.Rizwan turned his attention to Pakistan’s persistent problems in the field, which have drawn criticism from all around the world. Formerly seen as a major force in Asia, Pakistan is currently attempting to regain its former prominence.
Pakistan was thoroughly exposed in the Champion Trophy, which was held on their own field, with the exception of their disorganized campaigns in previous ICC competitions. After consecutive losses to India and New Zealand, the party organizers were the first to exit the competition, concluding their group stage title defense.Pakistan kept the 2026 and 2027 World Cups in the back of their minds as they toured New Zealand for five Twenty20 Internationals and three One-Day Internationals following the Champions Trophy fiasco. Despite losing the series 4-1 with a few new players, Pakistan stayed positive and hoped to win the last three ODIs.
Notable T20Is absences Rizwan and Babar Azam rejoined the team, but Pakistan’s fate stayed the same. A 3-0 series victory was orchestrated by an inexperienced New Zealand team, completely destroying Pakistan.There was a lot of criticism directed upon Pakistan following their lackluster run. As fans and past cricket players criticized them harshly, Rizwan asked them to provide answers and help them get through the difficult time so they could get better.
“Critics of the team are acceptable as long as they offer suggestions for improvement. Wasim Akram advised us recently at the Champions Trophy. He said, “I wanted to talk to him more, but there wasn’t enough time.””Fans are justified in their anger, and they have all the right to be upset at us because they also love us,” Rizwan said, acknowledging that supporters have the right to be angry when the team doesn’t live up to expectations. However, Pakistan has benefited greatly from the Pakistan Super League (PSL). Time to enjoy the league now.
