'Irony died 100 times': Mohammad Asif heavily trolled after calling Deepti Sharma's run out 'unfair & terrible act'

It’s been more than a day since Deepti Sharma’s dramatic run-out of Charlie Dean at the non-striker’s end that broke the internet and left the cricketing community divided over its supposed violation of the ‘Spirit of Cricket’. Such has been the impact of the dismissal that brought England’s chase to an abrupt end in the third and final ODI against India that fans are still arguing over it and posts on the topic are still coming.

Among the many who reacted to the incident was former Pakistan bowler Mohammad Asif, who joined the camp slamming Deepti’s move, a camp that primarily consists former and current English cricketers and fans.

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“We can see it clearly there is no intention of bowling the ball, she is looking towards non striker batter to cheat him. This is very unfair & terrible act worst spirit,” Asif tweeted on Sunday, the post getting thousands of retweets and more than eighteen thousand likes.

We can see it clearly there is no intention of bowling the ball, she is looking towards non striker batter to cheat him.
This is very unfair & terrible act worst spirit