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Cricket World Cup 2019: Pakistani fans clean Edgbaston stands post New Zealand win

Once Sarfaraz and his boys returned to winning ways by registering wins against South Africa and New Zealand, fans showered praise on the team for their remarkable comeback in the tournament

Cricket World Cup 2019: Pakistani fans clean Edgbaston stands post New Zealand win

Pakistan's captain Sarfaraz Ahmed plays a shot during the 2019 Cricket World Cup group stage match between New Zealand and Pakistan at Edgbaston in Birmingham, central England, on June 26, 2019. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP)

Ahead of the Australia game in the ongoing World Cup, Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed had spoken about how much Pakistani fans are passionate about cricket and how much they support the team and the players.

After Pakistan’s loss to India for the seventh time in World Cup history, Pakistani fans had slammed the team for their poor performance against the arch-rivals. They had questioned the players’ fitness and even their commitment towards the sport.

However, once Sarfaraz and his boys returned to winning ways by registering wins against South Africa and New Zealand, the same fans showered praise on the team for their remarkable comeback in the tournament.

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While many Pakistani have been trolled for their reactions after the India game and memes were created on them, many of the supporters also garnered appreciation for showing sportsman spirit.

Now, a video is making rounds on the internet in which some of the Pakistani fans can be seen cleaning the stands at Edgbaston where the Green Brigade defeated the Black Caps by six wickets on Wednesday.

Several Pakistani fans stayed back after the match and were seen collecting the trash from the stands, thus setting an example for the ones who litter.

Pakistan, with seven points from as many games, need to win their remaining two games against Afghanistan and Bangladesh in order to make it to the semifinals. They would also require the results of matches of other teams to go in their favour if they have to enter the knockout stage.

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