Twitter Trolls Hasan Ali For His Ramp Walk With 'Fractured Ribs'

Pakistan pacer Hasan Ali recently got ruled out of the Test series against Sri Lanka due to fractured ribs. While the team is gearing up for the historic event without him, the bowler hogged the limelight for walking the ramp amid injury. A video surfaced on social media where Ali could be seen walking the ramp, dressed in gold-coloured Sherwani. Moreover, he performed his trademark 'bomb explosion' celebration at the end of it.

Fractured ribs and out of cricket, but Hassan Ali's fit for some modelling pic.twitter.com/qTx0BXyed2

— Saj Sadiq (@Saj_PakPassion) December 8, 2019

To everyone’s surprise, the Pakistan pacer showed no signs of discomfort even as he pulled off the celebration that led to an injury in the past. A section of Pakistan fans criticised him for walking the ramp after missing the important Test series for his team.

These players play for money not for country.They are good for every thing except criket.They will performe in leagues but not in matches.Small mind people and overconfident.Amir,shadab,imad and other are the main examples.PCB should give noc to those players who perform.

— FAHD AHMED (@FAHDAHMED0) December 8, 2019

He will be fit for PSL and just wait for the time he retires from test cricket. Paisa

— Muhammad Zubair 🇵🇰 (@M_Zubairpihro) December 8, 2019

They have no sense of responsibility or love of the art that they are gifted with. Not putting in time to master the art that they are gifted with. When will they learn? Lime light is temporary invest your time in your craft. Well they won’t. They good for only shows.

— Mohammad Ahmad (@129lahore) December 8, 2019

He will be fit for PSL and just wait for the time he retires from test cricket. Paisa

— Muhammad Zubair 🇵🇰 (@M_Zubairpihro) December 8, 2019

These clowns should never be allowed to play for national team and represent our country!!

— gunnerholic (@gunnerholic4) December 8, 2019

Ali will not be participating in the historic two-Test series starting Wednesday with rib fractures. Last month, the Pakistan Cricket Board confirmed that Ali underwent precautionary scans in Karachi that revealed cortical rib fractures, involving ninth rib on the right side and eighth and ninth ribs on the left side. "The fractures will require up to six weeks to heal," stated the PCB in a media release. The first match of the two-Test series between Pakistan and Sri Lanka will be played at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium while the second Test will be held at the National Stadium in Karachi from December 19.