Video of girl giving a flying kiss during the Pakistan vs New Zealand semi-final match goes viral

Pakistan and New Zealand locked horns with each other in the first semi-final of the 20-20 World Cup 2022. The men in green managed to outclass the Kiwis to become the eighth edition of the 20-20 World Cup. The star opening pair of Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan made a strong comeback in the following dry run in the entire tournament.

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But apart from Pakistan’s clinical performance, there was something else that has gone viral over social media. Actually, it all happened when a girl was giving a flying kiss on air during the clash between Kane Williamson’s New Zealand and the men in green at Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney.

A Twitter user has shared this video in the caption of which he happened to declare a prize money of 50 rupees to an individual who can find that particular girl’s Instagram.

Here’s the video of the girl giving a flying kiss followed by the reaction of fans:

Instagram ID dhundhne wale ko 50₹ inaam https://t.co/X9HvPm9dYS

— Byomkesh (@byomkesbakshy) November 9, 2022

ऐसे लोग ही लडकीयो के रातो रात 10k 100k फॉलोवर्स करा देते है। फिर कहते है टैलेंट की तो वैल्यू ही नही है कोई 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/RewMdSrTaY

— Chirag 🔥 (@imchirag_gautam) November 9, 2022

Main is ladki ko hindustani banake lana chahta hoon. Kya bhartiya sarkar meri madad kregi🙂 pic.twitter.com/WMiuuvaoFd

— Kartik Gupta (@Kartik10081) November 9, 2022

#PakvsNz Highlights. ♥️ pic.twitter.com/HryLZ9CQyz

— Vicky Dogra (@realKKD) November 9, 2022

Talking about the action of the match between Pakistan and New Zealand, the kiwi team posted a total of 152 runs for the loss of four wickets in the allotted 20 overs. Skipper Kane Williamson and all-rounder Daryl Mitchell played the crucial knocks of 46 and 53 runs respectively. Ace Pakistan speedster Shaheen Shah Afridi scalped two wickets in his quota of four overs.

While chasing the target, the opening duo of Babar Azam stitched a brilliant century-partnership of 105 runs for the first wicket before the skipper fell prey to Kiwi bowler Trent Boult at the individual score of 53 runs. But eventually, Pakistan won the match by seven wickets on the back of Mohammad Rizwan’s 57-run-knock off 43 balls with five boundaries. The 32-year-old was adjudged ‘player of the match for his knock in the favour of Pakistan.