Pakistani cricketer Umar Akmal once again grabbed attention after his hilarious video went viral on social media. Netizens shared the video and mocked the cricketer.
Umar Akmal can be seen acting on the Bollywood song playing in the background of the video. A woman is also seen standing in the video, however, the woman did not show her face. The cricketer is seen acting on the Indian romantic song. The video has gained massive views on social media and Twitter users laughed and trolled the cricketer.
Back in April, Umar Akmal had made his debut on social media. Away from cricket, Pakistan cricketer Umar Akmal is looking to become a TikTok influencer. He recently shared his video from his TikTok on his Instagram account asking his fans and followers to follow him on TikTok.
This is it. This is the security threat to NZ and ECB pic.twitter.com/skcSo5wT1w
— Manal (@manalaijaz) September 21, 2021
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His video had instantly gone viral on social media with Umar Akmal, once again, grabbing the attention for his bizarre activities. Perhaps, unable to make a place for himself in the playing 11 of the Pakistan cricket team, he plans to venture on social media platforms as a potential influencer and celebrity.
His viral video ensued an onslaught of criticism and mockery on social media. Several social media users trolled the cricketers while others slammed him for grabbing attention every time for trivial matters.
He is also set to resume club cricket as said by the Pakistan Cricket Board. He will be resuming cricket following the end of his rehabilitation period.
“Umar Akmal has been allowed to resume club cricket activities as part of his rehabilitation process, which commenced last month,” said the PCB.
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PCB says Umar Akmal has been allowed to resume cricket following significant changes in his behavior and co-operation with the rehabilitation team. He showed remorse, attended anti-corruption lectures, participated in the Question and Answer session by the Security and Anti-Corruption Department.