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Ramiz Raja gets angry over Indian journalist’s mischievous question

Sports Sep, 14 2022
Ramiz Raja gets angry over Indian journalist’s mischievous question
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NC Sports Desk DUBAI: PCB Chairman Ramiz Raja got angry at an Indian journalist Sunday when he asked a mischievous question, seeking a message for the "disappointed" Pakistani fans after the Green Shirts lost in Asia Cup 2022 final against Sri Lanka. The PCB chief was in Dubai to watch the final match in which Pakistan failed to live up to the expectations.

Published in The Daily National Courier, September, 14 2022

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