Asia Cup 2018, Ind vs Pak: PCB tried trolling Indian team before the match but got trolled itself for using wrong spelling; users says 'Beta Tumse Na Ho Payega'
The first encounter of India and Pakistan in Asia Cup 2018 was not like what the audience expected and both two crazy nations end up enjoying the one-sided game. It is not the first time when we have seen such huge excitement for any game between India and Pakistan but it happens all the time.
In yesterday's match, The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) tried to troll team India before the match by showing the result of Champions Trophy 2017 Final in which India lost the match. But in this all, they end up doing a spelling blunder as they wrote happened as 'hepoened'. PCB tweeted, Here are the highlights of what hepoened when last time #INDvPAK ODI was played. Can Green Shirts redo today what they did at the Oval last year?#HarSaansMeinBolo 🇵🇰
Here are the highlights of what hepoened when last time #INDvPAK ODI was played. Can Green Shirts redo today what they did at the Oval last year?#HarSaansMeinBolo 🇵🇰 https://t.co/VINLNzwIqK
— PCB Official (@TheRealPCB) September 19, 2018
After that, the supporters of Indian team started trolling PCB for using the wrong spelling of Happened. Even some of the users said this English is like the same what Sarfaraz Ahmed said in a press conference before the match, 'Our boys played well'.
Pak dictionary official confirmed that "hepoened" word is now added in their dictionary meaning - "BetaTumseNaHoPayega" 😂😂
— PA (@AgraPratik) September 19, 2018
Dont troll guys... It hepoenss... 😅😂😜
— Keyur Shrimali (@KeyurShrimali) September 19, 2018
Your grammar is similar to the batting of your cricket team.
— Naman Gangrade (@naman_gangrade) September 19, 2018
Hepoened means inshah Allah boys played really well 🤣🤣
— Mayank Seth (@mayank231) September 19, 2018
Inshah Allah it may not 'hepoen' 😂😂😂
— AGNEY FERNANDES (@AGNEY65102108) September 19, 2018
This "hapoens" to be Pakistan Cricket Team's official Twitter account. 😂😬😂 #INDvPAK #INDvsPAK #PAKvINDhttps://t.co/ayvDSZfajb
— Sir Ravindra Jadeja (@SirJadeja) September 19, 2018
Even there were some users who commented that finally, Pakistan has joined a word in their dictionary 'Beta Tumse Na Ho Payega'
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First published: 20 September 2018, 12:34 IST