Chacha Basheer had reached Hyderabad Airport to warmly welcome the national team
Pakistan cricket fan Chacha Bashir was stopped by security personnel from hoisting the Pakistani flag at the Hyderabad airport. The incident left Chacha Bashir frustrated and disappointed as his enthusiasm to welcome the cricket stars met with opposition from the security personnel. Uncle Bashir, who had eagerly brought a Pakistani flag to show his support and love for the team, was shocked when security personnel approached him and confiscated the flag.
Uncle Bashir protested expressing his deep disappointment on this situation. "My clothes are of Pakistani color," he said. Chacha Basheer, who hails from America, arrived in Hyderabad to give the Man in Green a warm welcome.
Chacha Bashir, wearing a green suit to represent his love for Pakistan, arrived in Hyderabad to show his love and support for Babur Azam and his men.
Uncle Bashir said that I have come here to boost the morale of the Pakistan cricket team. The Pakistani team will enjoy delicious food in Hyderabad. He added that I will visit every city where Pakistan will play their matches to support them. It should be noted that Pakistan has reached Hyderabad to participate in the ICC Men's World Cup. The Pakistani team was accompanied by more than 20 security cars when Babar Azam and his team moved to their hotel.
The national team left Lahore airport at 3.20 am on Wednesday and had a brief stopover in Dubai before flying to Hyderabad, India. Pakistan's traveling squad consisted of 18 players and 13 support persons. Less than 48 hours after landing in India, Pakistan will play their first warm-up match against New Zealand on September 29 in Hyderabad. Meanwhile, their final warm-up match will be against Australia on October 3, three days before they open their World Cup campaign against the Netherlands on October 6 at the same stadium.