Who has led Zimbabwe

On the night of the game, when Pakistan Cricket's official handle uploaded photographs of its practise sessions, a reportedly Zimbabwean handle, Ngugi Chasura, responded, "As Zimbabweans we won't forgive you. When Mr. Bean Rowan wasn't available, you once handed us that Fraud Pak Bean. Tomorrow, we'll resolve the issue. Please just pray that the rain won't stop you.

He explained to a Pakistani fan that "they offered us Pak Bean instead of Mr. Bean in one of our local events called the Agricultural show." He also shared a picture of the Pakistani impersonator at a function. "This is Pak Bean, robbing people of their money while impersonating Mr. Bean."

Whether or whether the allegations of cheating were true, that post went viral when Zimbabwe defeated Pakistan.

The Zimbabwean president Emmerson Mnangagwa joined in on the Pak Bean episode with what is arguably the greatest sports-related tweet ever sent by a sitting president on the globe. Wow, Zimbabwe has triumphed! Thanks to the Chevrons for reading the first line. seems standard enough. The decisive blow arrived on the second line.

On a Samaa TV programme where Shahid Afridi was a panellist, the humorous viral meme came up. Afridi was reminded by the host that he had appeared in a Pakistani commercial as a fake Mr. Bean.

It's an old advertisement with Afridi present at a location where one of his international bats is on display. Mr. Bean, Pakistani version, please. He sneezes, messing up Afridi's signature from the first show in the unique manner of the first. After getting Afridi's signature, he then takes out a fake bat, replaces it in the display, and when Afridi catches him, he puts it back.