'Shiny Side Kaunsi hai?' - Fans react hilariously as Wasim Akram asks to swing the sun

Former legendary Pakistan speedster Wasim Akram has made it to the headlines of social media following his recent post on the micro-blogging site Twitter. The 56-year-old posted a photo in which he is posing with a look towards the sun at the time of sunset. Subsequently, he happened to lift his left hand up which seemed like he is holding the sun like a ball of cricket.

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The former legend of 104 Tests and 356 ODIs recently attracted the eyeballs with some unexpected and shocking revelations in his book “Sultan, The Memoir”. Akram captioned the post with a funny line that compelled the fans to react with some funny and hilarious tweets.

“Should I try to swing it???” read the caption of the tweet posted by Akram on his official Twitter handle.

Here's what Wasim Akram tweeted:

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After going through the social media post of Akram, the fans couldn’t stop them from coming up with some hilarious and funny replies in the comment section of the tweet. One of the fans interestingly asked Akram to swing the sun as it would be helpful for climate change.

Here’s how fans reacted:

Uncle ap bhi kam shokhiyan maara karain!

— . (@ummiidkk) January 5, 2023

But no tampering please.. https://t.co/8kCXUqnoAx

— Buland Awaaz (@buland_awaaz) January 5, 2023

Wasim Bhai on his mission... pic.twitter.com/rZejkdqG38

— asadddkhannn956 (@psychosarcas956) January 5, 2023

Recently, the Pakistan cricketing corridors were appalled and left in shock. It all happened following the statement of former PCB Chief Ramiz Rajaregarding his former teammate Akram.

"I think no one should have had the chance (of coming back to Pakistan cricket). If Wasim Akram's name is in there (in the report), and he was censured for not cooperating, right? It was a borderline case. If I was the decision maker at the time, I would've banned them forever,” said Raja to Samaa TV.

“You brought them back to the system. I wasn't in power at the time. We were told to play with them and work with them, and that was it. No one knew how to tackle that. So many people were involved in that and I don't know what the compulsion was,” the 60-year-old added further.