Updated 20 February 2025 at 11:54 IST

'Kya Nazar Aayega...Ghanta' - Pakistan Actor Shares SHOCKING Truth Behind Shabby Karachi Stadium

The venues were in the spotlight even before the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 got underway at the National stadium in Karachi.

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Karachi Stadium in the spotlight. | Image: AP Photo

The venues were in the spotlight even before the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 got underway at the National stadium in Karachi. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) kept on breaching deadlines to get the venues ready. Now, with the mega event underway, fans are not liking the experience. PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi had claimed that they have renovated it into a ‘state-of-the-art’ stadium, but it is far from the truth. Pakistani actor and producer Adnan Siddiqui was left stunned and disappointed after his experience of the National stadium in Karachi. 

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Amid all the criticism for low spectator turnout during the match, the actor posted a clip on social media where he complained about the obstructed view of the ground from the 'VIP' area of the stadium. In the clip, you can see the railings that is obstructing the view of the spectators. Also, the distance between the fan and the pitch is too much, hindering the experience. 

‘Itna mehnga ticket le’

"Main aya hoon stadium pe. Ab mujhe ye bataiye, itna mehnga ticket le, aur aankh ke samne ye ho, aur aage woh shadow, to kya nazar ayega..ghanta! Aur dusri zabardast baat batau aapko, aisa lag raha hai ke main Dubai mein baith ke yeh match dekh raha hoon," he captioned the clip. 

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Meanwhile, hosts Pakistan lost the tournament opener by 60 runs against New Zealand. The loss has already jeopardised Pakistan's chances at the mega event. They now need to win both their remaining games to make it through to the semi-final. Chasing 321, Pakistan were dismissed for 260 in 47.2 overs in reply to New Zealand's 320-5 in 50 overs. One felt the Pakistan side lacked the intent with the bat and that led to their downfall. They take on arch-rivals India in their next encounter which also happens to be a do-or-die clash for them. The match will take place in Dubai on February 23. 

Published By : Ankit Banerjee

Published On: 20 February 2025 at 11:47 IST