Former cricketer Wasim Jaffer takes hilarious dig on teams after ACC announced reserve day for India-Pakistan clash

New Delhi [India], September 8 (ANI): Former Indian opener Wasim Jaffer took a hilarious dig at Sri Lanka and Bangladesh cricket teams after the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) announced a reserve day specifically for the India and Pakistan Super Four clash. 
The ACC on Friday released an official statement to announce the reserve day if adverse weather suspends play during the India and Pakistan game, the match will continue on September 11, Monday from the point it was suspended.
Jaffer took to X formerly known as Twitter sharing a scene from Bollywood movie 'Hum Saath Saath Hai' and reflecting on the situation of all four teams. 

😜 #AsiaCup2023 #INDvPAK pic.twitter.com/M6zJLeAcNC

— Wasim Jaffer (@WasimJaffer14) September 8, 2023

Earlier, the Asia Cup final only had the reserve day, but the India and Pakistan match has been given an exception.
After playing against Pakistan, India's next scheduled match in the Super Four stage is against Sri Lanka on September 12.
The group stage match between India and Pakistan was called off due to rain, with both teams sharing one point each. India were bundled out at 266 in 48.5 overs with Hardik Pandya's 87 and Ishan Kishan's 82 helping the team post a decent target. However, rain played spoilsport and the match was called off without Pakistan facing a single ball.
With rains also forecast in Colombo for the next week, the Pakistan Cricket Board, the official hosts of the tournament, were on board with plans to move the Colombo matches to Hambantota, but eventually, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) sent a mail to the stakeholders stating that the matches would be played in Colombo as originally scheduled, according to ESPNcricinfo.
A rain threat hangs over the India vs Pakistan match on Sunday, too, with up to 90 per cent chance of precipitation. If the weather clears up, India's bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah could return to action after having missed the Nepal fixture for the birth of his child. (ANI)