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PSL: David Warner rejects propaganda tweet by former Indian cricketer

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David Warner rejects India propaganda
David Warner rejects India propaganda


A former Indian cricketer attempted to spread propaganda, claiming that a fight had occurred between Moeen Ali and David Warner.

The eleventh edition of the Pakistan Super League is underway in full swing, featuring thrilling matches.


However, across the border in India, Pakistan’s success does not seem to be well received, and attempts are frequently made to spread propaganda against the PSL.


Following Karachi Kings’ victory over Rawalpindi, a video went viral in which captain David Warner was seen saying something first to teammate Moeen Ali and then to team manager Haider Azhar.


The video was retweeted from an account using the name of former Indian cricketer Ajay Jadeja, attempting to create the impression that a fight had taken place between Moeen Ali and David Warner.


In response, David Warner clarified the situation, saying:


“Calm down, you have no idea about the context. Our manager always wants to shake hands first. It has nothing to do with Moeen Ali — it’s called team banter.”

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Humayun Mehmoti
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