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'Bada Hi Khali PM Hai': Shehbaz Sharif Trolled After Congratulating Pakistan On Hong Kong Sixes Win Over India

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has found himself at the receiving end of social media trolling after congratulating the national cricket team on its victory over India in the Hong Kong Sixes 2026. Pakistan defeated India by four wickets in an entertaining encounter. However, the Prime Minister's congratulatory message soon became a talking point online, with netizens reacting with…

'Bada Hi Khali PM Hai': Shehbaz Sharif Trolled After Congratulating Pakistan On Hong Kong Sixes Win Over India

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has drawn criticism after congratulating his nation's cricket team on their win over India in the Hong Kong Sixes 2026. The Prime Minister's congratulatory tweet quickly became a source of mockery online, with netizens reacting with sarcastic remarks, including the phrase "Bada Hi Khali PM Hai."

Shehbaz Sharif's message read, "Congratulations to our boys on a superb four-wicket victory over India in the opening clash of the Hong Kong Sixes 2026! It was a good game of cricket I also commend Chairman PCB Mohsin Naqvi @MohsinnaqviC42 and his team for their dedicated efforts in preparing and supporting…" Following Pakistan's triumph, Shehbaz Sharif took to X (formerly Twitter) to offer his praise for the players, commending the team's performance and the efforts of the Pakistan Cricket Board.

However, many netizens questioned the significance of the Hong Kong Sixes as a major international cricket tournament and mocked Shehbaz Sharif's reaction to the result.

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