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- Published: October 28, 2022 13:29
New Delhi: Pakistan’s shock defeat against Zimbabwe in the T20 World Cup match last night left the cricket fans stupefied but the social media went into a heightened activity with even Presidents of both nations engaging in Twitter banter.
Zomato, the leading food delivery platform is the latest to troll Pakistan over its disastrous show in the T20 match against Zimbabwe.
beans are a real match-winning food ?
— zomato (@zomato) October 27, 2022
Teasing Pakistanis over Mr Bean controversy, it tweeted, “beans are a real match-winning food.”
How Twitter trolled Pak over ‘Fake Mr Bean’
Zimbabwe cricketers broke into dance celebrations at the field post victory, its President took a jibe at Pakistan and said ‘next time send the real Mr Bean’. Pakistan PM Shehbaaz Sharif was quick to respond with a counter jibe.
However, it was the Twitterrati who had the real fun in trolling Pakistan, first over its repeated defeats in T20 WC and then over ‘Fake Mr Bean’ controversy.
Pak Bean and the curse of Zimbabweans. pic.twitter.com/SRdIsrzX2X
— Maverick Musafir (@Maverickmusafir) October 27, 2022
Well played Zimbabwe??
Pak bean revenge successful?? pic.twitter.com/PzOchMusYY— AdityaLovesSamosa (@AdityavilasSha2) October 27, 2022
What is Mr Bean controversy?
The whole fiasco began when Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) shared a photo of practicing Pak team before the match with Zimbabwe.
A Zimbabwe fan responded to PCB’s tweet and jokingly said that the nation hasn’t forgotten or forgiven Pakistan for sending fake Mr Bean to Harrare for an event.
As Zimbabweans we wont forgive you…you once gave us that Fraud Pak Bean instead of Mr Bean Rowan ..we will settle the matter tommorow just pray the rains will save you…#ZIMVSPAK
— Ngugi Chasura (@mhanduwe0718061) October 25, 2022
He also shared photo of the fraud Pakistani national Asif Muhammad and he did travel to Zimbabwe in 2016, impersonating him as Mr Bean.
This is tha fuck called Pak Bean who imitates Mr Bean stealing peoples money pic.twitter.com/n5qe50SsWp
— Ngugi Chasura (@mhanduwe0718061) October 25, 2022
The Pakistani national bears a striking similarity with Mr Bean character, as portrayed by British legend Rowan Atkinson. Asif took part in a comic night event in Harare. When his fraud became public, it created anger & resentment among the locals.
After the match, as Zimbabwe fans trolled Pakistan, a couple of them also shared photos & videos of Fake Mr Bean when he travelled to the landlocked nation.
He even had the luxury of a police escort. pic.twitter.com/3IveDi6ANb
— ApexNewsZim (@ApexNewsZim) February 3, 2021