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Has any Pakistani player ever said "inshallah boys played well," or is it just a meme? All related (34) ✓ Umer Hayat Studied at Lahore University of Management Sciences - 4y THE KET LIFE LUM Sort Recommended ✓ taBanta .com ... Barv This exact sentence is technically wrong. It could be "Mash-Allah boys played well". Usually, Pakistani players say something like this "Bismilla-e-rehman-e-rahim. First of all thanks to Allah". Inzimam used to add "All the credit goes to boys". So, most probably this line is coined by someone with little or no knowledge about its context and use, to be used as joke. 31.9K views. View upvotes 427

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India defeats the Britishers yet again KCUMENT CRICKET WORLD CUP WEST INDIES 2022 CHAMPIONS was op POST CARD DIEWE In the U19 World Cup 2022 Final, team India defeated England This was the record-extending fifth U-19 title for India The boys played well Postcard English @Postcard_news postcard_media POST CARD postcard_news
DIFFER DHONI Joy Bhattacharjya @joybhattacharj : If 'the boys played well,' was the sentence that should have been banned in all press conferences in the late 90s and early 2000s, with the IPL and the number of foreign coaches, I visibly flinch when I hear yet another cricketer talking about 'executing his plans.' 7:26 AM - Oct 11, 2021. Twitter Web App 54 Retweets 8 Quote Tweets 1,233 Likes
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