New Delhi
India won a big win by defeating New Zealand in the final of the Champions Trophy. There was an atmosphere of celebration across the country over this great victory of Team India and from celebrities to the common people reacted to this victory. But the reaction of Indian tennis star Sania Mirza, which was the most discussed, created a stir in Pakistan. Sania Mirza recently attended an event in Mumbai, where she greeted Team India for the finals. However, she also said that she was not able to go to Dubai. But just before the final, Sania reached Dubai and sat at her house and saw this historic match.
Video shared from TV screen
After the match was over, Sania Mirza shared a small video on social media, celebrating Team India’s victory on her TV screen. He also wrote, “We won!” This video was covered on social media as soon as it arrived. Indian fans were happy to see that Sania Mirza openly supported Team India.
Why did Pakistan create a ruckus?
This reaction of Sania Mirza created a stir in Pakistan. Many people there did not like it that they celebrated India’s victory. Many social media users in Pakistan expressed their displeasure over this and started making various comments. Significantly, many former Pakistan cricketers, such as Shoaib Akhtar, were supporting New Zealand in this match. Shoaib Akhtar had said before the final that New Zealand could win, but when the Indian team won, their face went down. However, he later congratulated India by hanging his mouth.
Shoaib Malik forecast right
Sania Mirza’s X Husband and former Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik predicted before the match that Team India would win the match. He had said that India is a very strong team at the moment and their confidence is at its peak. This prediction of Shoaib Malik proved to be true and Team India won in a tremendous manner.
Indian fans praised fiercely
Indian fans looked very happy with this reaction of Sania Mirza. People praised her on social media and said that she is the real champion, who always supports the truth.