Viral Video: Pakistan Vs New York? Star Sports Commentator’s Goof-Up Leaves Fans In Splits
No, India is not playing Pakistan in New York on June 9. Cricket fans eagerly awaiting the high-stakes India vs. Pakistan clash in the ongoing T20 World Cup were thrown for a loop recently due to a hilarious gaffe by a cricket commentator .
Yes, you read that correctly. A viral video on the internet shows a Star Sports commentator making several amusing errors while displaying India’s World Cup schedule. The commentator managed to mix up the countries and match locations . The displayed schedule bizarrely showed matchups like Ireland vs. New York on June 5, which was supposed to be India vs. Ireland in New York, and the most amusing, Pakistan vs. New York on June 9, which should have been the highly anticipated India vs. Pakistan match!
This amusing mix-up reportedly occurred during the broadcast of the Canada vs. USA match on June 2.
Naturally, viewers found the error hilarious. One user on ‘X’ shared the clip, captioning it, “Level of commentary on Star Sports, what are they even high on?”
Take a Look:
The comments kept coming, with one person quipping, “When jet lag hits you hard,” another noting, “Blud even hesitated for a second before saying Pakistan vs New York and still kept going on,” and a third joking, “USA vs New York, Civil war started again or what?”
This isn’t the first time cricket commentary has caused amusement online. In March, a match between Independents CC and Donaustadt during the European Cricket 2024 Group F Qualifier 2 at Spain’s Cartama Oval had everyone laughing.
During Donaustadt’s innings, they set a challenging target of 147/4 in 10 overs. The real drama unfolded in the first over of Independents’ chase. A wide delivery slipped past the wicketkeeper’s legs, and a determined fielder chased it down, leaping over advertisement boards to keep the ball in play. Despite his heroic effort, a collision with the wicketkeeper caused the ball to roll over the boundary line.
Yes, you read that correctly. A viral video on the internet shows a Star Sports commentator making several amusing errors while displaying India’s World Cup schedule. The commentator managed to mix up the countries and match locations . The displayed schedule bizarrely showed matchups like Ireland vs. New York on June 5, which was supposed to be India vs. Ireland in New York, and the most amusing, Pakistan vs. New York on June 9, which should have been the highly anticipated India vs. Pakistan match!
This amusing mix-up reportedly occurred during the broadcast of the Canada vs. USA match on June 2.
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Naturally, viewers found the error hilarious. One user on ‘X’ shared the clip, captioning it, “Level of commentary on Star Sports, what are they even high on?”
Take a Look:
The comments kept coming, with one person quipping, “When jet lag hits you hard,” another noting, “Blud even hesitated for a second before saying Pakistan vs New York and still kept going on,” and a third joking, “USA vs New York, Civil war started again or what?”
This isn’t the first time cricket commentary has caused amusement online. In March, a match between Independents CC and Donaustadt during the European Cricket 2024 Group F Qualifier 2 at Spain’s Cartama Oval had everyone laughing.
During Donaustadt’s innings, they set a challenging target of 147/4 in 10 overs. The real drama unfolded in the first over of Independents’ chase. A wide delivery slipped past the wicketkeeper’s legs, and a determined fielder chased it down, leaping over advertisement boards to keep the ball in play. Despite his heroic effort, a collision with the wicketkeeper caused the ball to roll over the boundary line.
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