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Muhammad Rizwan Needs Schooling for Mixing Religion into Cricket

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This religionization of the Pakistan cricket team must be done away with. Rizwan preaching in Australia and Saqlain’s Qudrat ka nizam reeks of unprofessionalism. No Indian cricketer goes to the mandir before the match. Rizwan always goes to the masjid on tours and gives sermons.

For every dumb Hamza Ali Abbasi opinion, you need a Muhammad Rizwan sermon to restore the world’s order.
I was there in Dubai Stadium on 24th October at first I was impressed because no Indian around me would dare highlight it as an activity that goes against the sport.
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