WATCH: Pakistan is the reason for India's defeat against England, a video of Indian media outlet goes viral

20-20 World Cup is all set to witness a second team win two titles in the in grandest tournament of the shortest format. Now, England and Pakistan will lock horns in the title clash of the eighth edition of the 20-20 World Cup after defeating India and New Zealand in their respective semi-final clashes.

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Rohit Sharma-led team India is on the receiving end of harsh criticism from the former cricketers and some of the cricket fans as well for an embarrassing defeat of 10 wickets in the second semi-final of the tournament.

Meanwhile, an Indian media outlet went to the next level while assessing the reasons for India’s humiliating exit from the 20-20 World cup 2022. An AV that belongs to an Indian media portal is surfacing on the social media platform, Twitter. In this AV, the voiceover behind the video is stressing continuously the fact that it was not England that defeated India but the black magic of Pakistan instead.

Subsequently, the video was shared by the renowned Pakistan journalist Ghulam Abbas Shah and he happened to caption it by mentioning the Pakistan actress Sehar Shinwari in the tweet, “#VIDEO It is new in the market, SeharShinwari, have you really used black magic from a Bengali baba?”

Here’s the video going viral on the social media

#VIDEO It is new in the market, @SeharShinwari Have you really used black magic from a Bengali baba? #IndianCricketTeam #T20WorldCup #T20worldcup22 #PakvEng pic.twitter.com/h628PzsGdQ

— Ghulam Abbas Shah (@ghulamabbasshah) November 11, 2022

Notably, Babar Azam’s Pakistan and Jos Buttler-led three lions will lock horns with each other in the title clash of the eighth edition of the 20-20 World Cup. Both teams are facing each other for the first time in a World Cup final after 30 years since 1992.

Talking about the Indian team, they were outplayed by England in the second semi-final in all the departments of the game. While chasing the target of 169 runs, the opening pair of skipper Jos Buttler and senior batter Alex Hales didn’t give a single chance to Indian bowlers to make a comeback and comfortably chase down the target of 170 runs without losing any wickets.