Umar Akmal attracts Trolls with his Birthday Wish to Virat Kohli

Pakistan cricketer Umar Akmal’s tweet once again became the subject of trolls on social media portals. The Lahore-born who is quite active on X (formerly Twitter) posts his opinions every now and then to keep his followers engaged. However, most of his tweets turned out to be nothing but meme materials, offering a toast of entertainment and humour folktales for the netizens, who thoroughly enjoyed every snippet of it.

Umar Akmal has often made the headlines for his botched captions, typing mistakes or grammatical errors, which triggered a truckload of memes online. Recently, he grabbed everyone’s attention after he came up with a hilarious birthday wish for Virat Kohli, who turned 36 on November 5, Sunday. Meanwhile, the netizens are figuring out what was Umar Akmal trying to convey in the first place.

Netizens troll Umar Akmal for his latest tweet for Virat Kohli

Virat Kohli celebrated his birthday on November 5 and wishes came pouring in for him from across quarters of the cricket fraternity including cricketers, former cricketers, fans and well-wishers. Interestingly, Umar Akmal’s tweet drew everyone’s attention as he came up with a botched caption once again. The followers made a complete mockery of his tweet, which has gone viral on the internet.

While wishing Virat Kohli, he used the phrase, “king in India” and went on to tag legendary Sachin Tendulkar in the same tweet, which literally confused the fans. He also tagged BCCI in his tweet. The caption reads, “Happy birthday brother @imVkohli to king in India sir @sachin_rt 🙌🏻 Virat Kohli @BCCI”

Here’s how the netizens reacted:-

India’s run machine, Virat Kohli was named the Player of the Match for his unbeaten century against South Africa, which was a perfect treat to the fans. The right-handed batsman assessed the conditions and played accordingly and in the process, he equalled Sachin Tendulkar’s record for most ODI centuries.

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Virat Kohli scored 101 off 121 balls including 10 fours and is the leading run-getter for India in the ongoing ODI World Cup. Moreover, he is also the second leading run-scorer in World Cup 2023 so far, essaying 543 runs at an average of 108.60 including 2 centuries and 4 fifties.