IND vs PAK, ICC World Cup 2019: Sarfaraz spotted yawning during match and Twitterati are losing it

While the commentators Ramiz Raja and Sourav Ganguly took jibe on Sarfraz, people out there went berserk on Pakistan's skipper gesture

A tough day for Pakistan against India at Old Trafford, Manchester on Sunday seemed to have bored their skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed. As the game resumed after a brief interruption due to rain, he was spotted yawning on the field, that too, twice. Well, the cricket fans were quick enough to take the snapshot out and launch it on social media. While the commentators Ramiz Raja and Sourav Ganguly took jibe on Sarfraz, people out there went berserk on Pakistan's skipper gesture. Here’s the tweet:

Am i the only one who yawn after watching sarfraz yawning!?@iqrarulhassan @iihtishamm @junaidakram83 pic.twitter.com/aeQrQO4rHY

— zain (@izainmehar) June 16, 2019

Within no time, the picture started trending on the internet and Twitterati came up are unable to accept this activity at all! Here are some of the reactions:

#PMImranKhan after seeing Sarfraz yawning 😂 pic.twitter.com/CfNEWzXsIf

— Hira Mirza (@hira_mirzaa) June 16, 2019

Sarfraz kept yawning man. Lol.

— Dallas Cricket (@DallasCricket) June 16, 2019

Sarfraz is yawning. Poor body language looks he is losing interest in game ..#IndiaVsPakistan pic.twitter.com/vDvqABOAuL

— Muhammad Ameer (@ameer_official1) June 16, 2019

Sarfraz yawning there😂😂

— Anshul🙋🇮🇳 (@anshul_73_) June 16, 2019

I’ve seen Sarfraz yawning photo 5 times and I can confirm it’s contagious. That’s why I have dedicated my twitter display photo to that man.

— AS (@ahmedsiddiqi17) June 16, 2019

Sarfraz has been yawning throughout the innings. His mind has gone damper than pitch.

— Mike Coy (@CoyMike) June 16, 2019

In the match between India and Pakistan, the latter won the toss and opted to bowl first. The Indian openers gave the team a good start as KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma stitched a partnership of 136 runs. Rohit went on to score his 24th ODI ton and Virat achieved 11,000 run-mark, becoming the fastest batsmen to reach the milestone. India scored 336 runs for the loss of five wickets in the allotted fifty overs.