Junaid Khan Shared Video Against India: Pakistani cricketers have been making embarrassing statements since Pahalgam terror attack. Shahid Afridi has blamed the Indian Army for this cowardly terrorist attack. However, now another Pakistani cricketer has given a provocative statement by going a step ahead of them.

Already bad India’s relations have worsened since the Pahalgam attack. After the revelation of Pakistan’s conspiracy behind this attack, the Government of India is taking many action on it. The cricketers of Pakistan are also visible in this, sometimes they beg India to play cricket and sometimes they give jackal.

After the Pahalgam attack, Pakistani cricketer Junaid Khan shared a video of the Wagah border. In this, he is standing near his army. In this, he is wearing a T -shirt of the people of the Pakistani team. With this video, he wrote in the caption, ‘The rest should be sensible.’

Baqi Toh Samjdar Ho.#Pakistanzindabad #Fantastictea pic.twitter.com/y7lvugqiwr

– Junaid khan (@junaidkhanre) May 2, 2025

However, this video of Junaid Khan is old, which he has once again shared after the Pahalgam attack. Let us tell you that the Government of India has blocked the social media account and YouTube channel of many cricketers of Pakistan in India. Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan’s Insta account has been banned in India, while YouTube channels of Pakistan’s media channels including Shoaib Akhtar have also been banned in India.

Junaid Khan, 35, has played 22 Tests, 76 ODIs and 9 International T20 matches. In this, he has taken 71, 110 and 8 wickets respectively. He played his last international match in 2019.

India does not want to play in ICC tournament with Pakistan

The BCCI has written a letter to the ICC demanding that they should not be included in a group with Pakistan in the ICC tournament. India does not already play bilateral with Pakistan, there are only matches between the two in the ICC tournament. This year the Asia Cup is to be held, whose host is India and it is included in the same group with Pakistan. Its full schedule has not come yet. However, it is reported that the entire tournament can be shifted outside India.

Pakistan is behind the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. There are many terrorist organizations that spread terrorism in India and Pakistan helps them. Earlier, India has given evidence many times, but Pakistan denys it. After the Pahalgam attack, the statement of former captain of Pakistan cricket team Shahid Afridi came, in which he made fun of Indian soldiers. Now Indian boxer Gaurav Bidhuri reminded him of the 1971 war, giving him a befitting reply.

Shahid Afridi had said in an interview to a TV channel that 8 lakh Indian soldiers could not do anything to stop this attack. In response, Gaurav Bidhudi reminded him of the 1971 India Pakistan War, in which 93 thousand Pakistani soldiers had succumbed to Indian soldiers to save their lives.

Talking to IANS, Bidhuri said, “I would like to remind you that in 1971, 93 thousand Pakistani soldiers surrendered before our army. So please do not give us knowledge about our ability.”

He further said, “They are seeking proof of Pakistan’s involvement in the attack. We do not need to prove anything in front of Pakistan. The world knows that Pakistan is supporting terrorist organizations. Pakistan-based terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba’s proxy group The Resistance Front has claimed responsibility for the attack.”

Do not talk about sportsmanship

Shahid Afridi had targeted India’s cricketers because he took the name of Pakistan after the attack. Responding to this, Gaurav Bidhudi said, “You were talking about sports diplomacy, so I would like to tell you that a few days ago Neeraj Chopra invited Olympic champion Arshad Nadeem to come to India. So do not talk to us about the spirit of the game.”

Bidhuri also told the difference between IPL and PSL and said, “You have PSL (Pakistan Super League) and we have IPL (Indian Premier League). See where the world is playing. The whole world players are playing in IPL. And no one has come in PSL.”