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'Humko Trophy Nahi Chahiye': Pakistan Fan's Explosive Message To Wahab Riaz Ahead Of Potential IND vs PAK Women's Asia Cup Final Goes Viral | Video

A Pakistan fan has issued a fiery message to team mentor Wahab Riaz ahead of a potential India-Pakistan showdown in the Women's Asia Cup 2026. In a video doing the rounds on social media, the fan was heard telling Riaz, “Humko trophy nahi chaiye, India ko humne harana hai," essentially saying, “We don't want the trophy, we want to defeat India.” The remark has added another layer of intensity to…

'Humko Trophy Nahi Chahiye': Pakistan Fan's Explosive Message To Wahab Riaz Ahead Of Potential IND vs PAK Women's Asia Cup Final Goes Viral | Video

A Pakistani fan has made a bold statement to Pakistan's cricket mentor, Wahab Riaz, ahead of an upcoming potential Women's Asia Cup final between India and Pakistan. In a video circulating on social media, the fan can be heard telling Riaz, "Humko trophy nahi chaiye, India ko humne harana hai," which translates to "We don't want the trophy, we want to defeat India."

This comment has added fuel to the already intense rivalry between the two teams. The statement came after Pakistan's devastating seven-wicket loss to India in their Group A match, where they were dismissed for just 55 runs, their lowest T20I total. India chased down the target in just 8.4 overs, putting Pakistan under pressure in their quest for qualification.

Wahab Riaz, despite the heavy defeat, expressed his belief in his team's ability to bounce back and even claimed that Pakistan was the best side in the tournament capable of winning the Women's Asia Cup. The fan's message highlights the emotional significance of beating arch-rivals India, which sometimes takes precedence over the tournament itself.

With India already advancing to the semi-finals as Group A winners, Pakistan's path to the knockout stage now depends on their performance in the remaining matches. If both teams successfully reach the semi-finals, an India-Pakistan final on September 13 could become one of the most anticipated clashes of the tournament.

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