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'Oye Biryani...Ek Aur Catch Chhodna': Viral Video Shows Indian Fans Sledge Saim Ayub For Dropped Catches During IND Vs PAK Asian Games Final

Indian fans brought plenty of banter to the stands during the India-Pakistan Asian Games final, with Pakistan batter Saim Ayub becoming the target of several chants. A viral video from the match shows supporters repeatedly sledging Ayub over his fielding and dropped catches. The chants quickly caught the attention of cricket fans on social media. Indian Fans Sledging Saim Ayub Saying - Koi garden…

'Oye Biryani...Ek Aur Catch Chhodna': Viral Video Shows Indian Fans Sledge Saim Ayub For Dropped Catches During IND Vs PAK Asian Games Final

Indian cricket fans brought their trademark banter to the stands during the India-Pakistan Asian Games final. Pakistan batter Saim Ayub became the prime target of several chants aimed at criticizing his fielding and dropped catches. A viral video captured the intensity of the situation, showing supporters repeatedly taunting Ayub with remarks like "Oye Biryani...

Ek Aur Catch Chhodna" and "Koi garden mein nahi ghoomega." The chants quickly gained traction on social media, where cricket fans chimed in, with one user posting, "Oye Biryani... Ek Aur Catch Chhodna." Ayub dropped two catches during the match, with Shreyas Iyer and Abhishek Sharma being the unfortunate victims. The dropped catches proved costly for Pakistan, as Abhishek Sharma responded with an explosive 61-run knock off just 28 balls, highlighting the impact of Ayub's fielding errors on the game.

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