‘There is no hate between me and Rizwan, ‘Sarfaraz Ahmed’.

Sarfaraz rejected any enmity between him and Rizwan, referring it to social media users who, with free time on their hands, engage in pointless criticism of players’ performances.

Pakistan wicketkeeper Sarfaraz Ahmed has renewed his close friendship with teammate Mohammad Rizwan.

Sarfaraz downplayed any animosity between him and Rizwan, attributing the hatred to idle social media users who participate in pointless trashing of players’ performances.

“The current Pakistan team is extremely well-coordinated. “We are all brothers, and there is no hatred between us,” Sarfaraz remarked.

“I have no ill will toward Rizwan. People on social media are the only ones spewing venom. “These people have nothing to do with their lives, so they go on social media and start writing nonsense,” he added.

In reaction to the frequent comparison between Indian cricketer Virat Kohli and Pakistani batsman Babar Azam, Sarfaraz stated that such a comparison is unnecessary.

“Just leave Babar Azam alone.” He and Virat are in no way comparable. Virat has been playing cricket for 14-15 years. In 2015, Babar made his debut. “Watch Babar until he plays as much cricket as Virat, and he will be at the same stage,” he remarked.

“Nobody plays cover drive and on drive like Babar. “Just let him play and have fun,” he said.