Akmal trolled on twitter for posting photo with Bentley

 

 Photo: Twitter New Delhi: The world of sports has never been the same with the introduction of Internet and social networking websites. Who doesn’t want a widespread global fan base and what better way to achieve that than with the internet? But things don’t go the swiftly all the time as was the case with Pakistan’s dubbed ‘next big thing’ Umar Akmal who got trolled on Twitter for posting a picture of him standing next to a Bentley. Akmal who time and again split the opinion about his position in the Pakistani national team currently has been spending time in England, working hard on his fitness. He has been sharing videos of him training hard and on July 13 posted a picture standing next to a silver Bentley with the caption: "Enjoying London after hard work".

Enjoying London after hard work pic.twitter.com/N6U05mgAse

— Umar Akmal (@Umar96Akmal) July 13, 2017

However, the post didn't get the positive reaction he would have hoped for.

Tu aur hardwork .. hahaha

— latif ur rehman (@latifurrehman90) July 16, 2017

From where did you get money to buy a BENTLEY ?????

I think you just clicked a pic with someone's car — Jai Krishnan 🇮🇳 (@ImJK93) July 16, 2017

Konsa hard work 😂 contract tu tuje mila nahi fitness teri hai nahi #HardWork 😂😂😂

— Mushi Mush (@iMudassirAnsari) July 16, 2017

can you tell me what the reason you didnt get centrel contract ?

— ali (@AliMansoor27) July 15, 2017

Mango man!

Work Hard to get a job there as a Cab Driver as Ur future in Cricket is no more..😎 U don't deserve any place in the Team Now!! — Khurram Abbasi (@khurramabbasi01) July 15, 2017

nowadays you have nothing else to do except such cheap activities if you are not focused on your cricket..

— Muhammad Ashraf (@Muhamma12761316) July 14, 2017

Forget the car you need to get on a treadmill 😂

— KHAN (@skh786kk) July 13, 2017

Kitne paisay diye Gari k sath picture bananay k liye?🤔

— MANI (@1mransiddique) July 14, 2017

Taxi driver ban geyaa kyaa... Chal sahi hai ab aish kar khaa p..aur mota ho jaa

— naaaaaa naaaaa (@novepreetdhall) July 17, 2017

Earlier in May, Akmal had failed two consecutive fitness tests to make place in the Pakistani Squad for the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 which eventually Pakistan went on to win. The 27 year old’s career suffered another major setback after he was omitted from Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) list of players that received national contracts. He was the highest-profile casualty in the new contract list for Pakistan that has seen several retirements in the past 12 months, including of legendary veterans Younis Khan and captain Misbah-ul-Haq.