PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi defended the team when bottles of alcohol appeared in the video
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PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi defended the team when bottles of alcohol appeared in the video

The Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Mohsin Naqvi, came into the spotlight after a video recording of his speech went viral. In this video, Naqvi answered questions from media representatives, defending the Pakistan national team.

According to information, this video was filmed near an alcoholic beverage store in London. Bottles of alcohol are clearly visible behind Naqvi in the recording, as well as people taking these bottles from the store.

In his interview, Naqvi tried to justify the team's defeats by comparing them to the results of other countries. He stated: 'South Africa lost to Namibia, and India lost to Ireland. Does that mean their cricket is over? No. No team becomes champion overnight. Pakistan improved its position from 9th to 6th in T20I and from 8th to 5th in ODI.'

After the spread of this video, social media users began actively criticizing Mohsin Naqvi. Some commentators wrote that 'alcohol is forbidden, and what is he doing near a liquor store.'

Against the backdrop of these events, the Pakistan national team is currently in a difficult situation. The team is participating in a three-match Test series in England. However, Pakistan's performance in the first two matches was extremely unsuccessful, and they are trailing the series 0-2.

Due to this unsatisfactory result, the PCB made a serious decision during the tour: seven players were sent back to Pakistan. Furthermore, coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul were dismissed from their positions.

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Kriti Sanon's Boyfriend Spotted at Party with Dhoni and Pant; Photos with Kabir
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Kriti Sanon's Boyfriend Spotted at Party with Dhoni and Pant; Photos with Kabir

A video recording from the party has caused a significant stir online. It features Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Rishabh Pant. Among the guests at this party were also Kabir Bahia, the boyfriend of Bollywood actress Kriti Sanon. Kabir appeared fully immersed in the festive atmosphere alongside the sports stars. It is known that Kabir and Dhoni maintain a good relationship, and Kabir has frequently attended Dhoni's events, and they have been seen together during joint outings.

Thanks to Kabir, Kriti has also become part of Dhoni's social circle. She and Kabir maintain warm relations with the Dhoni family. The three have been spotted together several times at cricket stadiums. Kriti also demonstrates a good connection with Dhoni's daughter, Jiva.

Regarding the viral video, Rishabh Pant is seen relaxing and having fun, while Kabir is occupied with his phone. Dhoni is hosting the guests. After the video's appearance, fans are actively discussing it. There is a claim that this is footage from a private party. The frame captures a moment of relaxed interaction between Dhoni and Pant, with drinks on the table, indicating a full-fledged party. However, it is impossible to confirm whether this video is recent or old.

Kabir Bahia is a multimillionaire from the UK. According to available information, he holds the position of Managing Director at Worldwide Aviation and Tourism. He received education in Business Administration from Mildfield School and Regent's University in London. He comes from a wealthy family; his father, Kuljinder Bahia, is the founder of the large travel agency Southall Travel in the UK. Kabir is surrounded by famous personalities, including cricketers Hardik Pandya and Rishabh Pant, with whom photos of him have also appeared. He has 159 thousand followers on Instagram.

Concerning his relationship with Kriti, the couple has not confirmed their romantic status yet, although they attend various events together, and their chemistry captivates fans. In 2026, Kabir was seen with the family at Kriti's sister Nupur Sanon's wedding.

After an autonomous car collided with a police vehicle, SP called the driver the future of the country
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After an autonomous car collided with a police vehicle, SP called the driver the future of the country

A video emerged from Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, that initially seemed like a demonstration of advanced technology but quickly turned into a story about a car colliding with a police van. The autonomous vehicle suddenly went out of control and crashed into the police transport. This footage is actively circulating on social media.

The incident occurred in the D-Chowk area of Islamabad, which is a high-security zone near the parliament building. The most notable moment in the viral video is not only the car hitting the police van but also the moment it happened.

In the video, Alijah demonstrates the merits of his car, claiming that Pakistan lacks talent. However, immediately after this statement, the vehicle control goes awry. The car begins to move toward a parked police van.

Alijah attempts to stop the car using the handbrake, but the vehicle does not stop and ultimately collides with the police van. This episode became the most discussed among social media users: while praising technology and talent, the car demonstrated its own 'demonstration' effect by crashing into a police car.

Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident; the car and the police van sustained only minor damage. Due to low traffic in this high-security zone, a more serious accident was prevented.

Following the appearance of the video, social media users posted numerous humorous comments. Particular attention was drawn to the combination of the phrase about 'talent in Pakistan' and the subsequent collision of the car with the police van.

Some people also highly praised the innovator's efforts. Journalist Alijah later explained that his intention was not to discredit the innovator. He merely wanted to emphasize that thorough testing is necessary before using new technologies in public places.

The most intriguing twist occurred when, according to reports, the police called Ehsan Jaffar. It is reported that the SP praised his attempt, saying: 'You are the future of the country.' Thus, despite the car crashing into a police vehicle, the story transformed from criticism to praise for the 'future of the country.'

Ehsan Jaffar had previously attracted public attention. About two years ago, he announced the creation of a 'keyboard-controlled car' that could be operated using a computer keyboard.

Former Sri Lankan cricketer Farveez Mahroof spoke Hindi during match in Colombo
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Former Sri Lankan cricketer Farveez Mahroof spoke Hindi during match in Colombo

An interesting event took place during the second Test match between India and Sri Lanka held in Colombo. Former Sri Lankan cricketer and commentator Farveez Mahroof attracted the attention of all spectators by starting to speak Hindi. His manner of speaking Hindi was very pleasing to cricket fans.

A video clip showing Farveez Mahroof and Sanjay Manjrekar having a casual conversation with humor and laughter was published by Sony Sports Network. This video material became particularly notable because both speakers conversed in Hindi.

Indian cricket fans highly appreciated Mahroof's communication in Hindi, which was a pleasant surprise for them. During the India-Sri Lanka series, his commentary and cheerful style were also in the spotlight.

Farveez Mahroof is a former all-rounder for Sri Lanka, known for his fast bowling and ability to lead the game. His full name is Mohammad Farveez Mahroof. He played for Sri Lanka in international matches across Test, ODI, and T20 International formats. His international career spanned from 2004 to 2016. After retiring from cricket, he works as a cricket commentator and expert.

In his Test career, he played 22 matches, scoring 556 runs and taking 25 wickets. In the ODI format, he participated in 109 matches, scoring 1113 runs and taking 135 wickets. In T20 Internationals, he featured in 8 matches, scoring 33 runs and taking 7 wickets. A special moment in his career occurred in 2010 when he took three wickets against India in the Asian Cup in Danbul.

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