Former Australian cricketer Brad Hogg finds himself in hot water for mimicking Pakistan’s wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan’s English in a viral video. In the video going viral on social media, Hogg can be seen conducting a mock interview with a content creator impersonating Rizwan. The imitation focused on Rizwan’s unique way of speaking and his English proficiency, drawing both laughter and criticism from fans.
During the humorous exchange, Hogg asked, “What do you think about Virat Kohli?” The impersonator responded in a lighthearted manner, saying, “I and Virat are the same. He drinks water, I drink water. He eats food, I eat food. We are both the same; there is no difference.” Hogg also referenced Rizwan’s famous phrase, “Ya win hai, learn,” which the Pakistani cricketer often uses to explain team strategies.
Towards the end of the clip, Hogg jokingly complimented Rizwan’s English, to which the impersonator replied, “Yes, everyone in Pakistan says my English is very good.”
The video has gained divided opinions. While some fans found the impersonation amusing, others criticized it as disrespectful. The controversy has reignited discussions about cultural sensitivity and the fine line between humor and offense in sports banter.
Rizwan, known for his calm demeanour and humility, has often been at the center of discussions regarding his interviews.
How did Pakistan team perform under Mohammad Rizwan's captaincy?
Under Rizwan’s leadership, Pakistan has endured a rough phase in international cricket. The team lost the home tri-nation ODI series final against New Zealand and faced an early exit from the Champions Trophy after defeats to both New Zealand and arch-rivals India.
