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‘Pushpa hai mai, jhukega nahi,’ netizens can’t resist posting rib-tickling memes over David Warner-Shaheen Afridi faceoff

Video has been shared on official Twitter account of Pakistan cricket

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Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, March 25

Australian star batsman David Warner often give reasons to social media to make himself trending. This time, his face-off with Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Afridi is doing rounds on social media.

In the video, Shanheen Afridi delivers a short-pitch ball to Warner which he struggles to play. Warner makes a loud cry after playing the ball which makes Shaheen come near him and both stare into each other’s eyes.

The video has been shared on official Twitter account of Pakistan cricket. "What a way to conclude the day #BoysReadyHain l #PAKvAUS," the caption reads.

Fans dubbed the moment as “romantic”, triggering a torrent of memes online.

After Warner retorted with his trademark aggression to Afridi’s equally powerful deliveries, the duo seemed to be involved in a heated spat. However, the duo soon burst out laughing.

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