Pakistani Model Qandeel Baloch vows to ‘strip dance’ if Pakistan win against India

Pakistan's Poonam Pandey and social media sensation Qandeel Baloch has promised to strip if Pakistan defeats India in the ongoing World Cup T20 match on March 19. In a series of videos published on her Facebook page, Baloch vows to ‘strip dance’ if Pakistan defeats India in ICC World T20 on March 19 to be held at Kolkatta. 

“If Pakistan beats India in the match scheduled on March 18, I’ll strip dance for the country and will dedicate the dance to our captain Shahid Afridi,” she says.  Qandeel Baloch requested Shahid Afridi in the video to forget the past differences between him and with the model.

Way back in 2011, Indian model Poonam Pandey had promised to strip if India won the 2011 ODI World Cup but did not get to do it as the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) banned her from stripping. We hope that Pakistan Cricket bBoard (PCB) plays sporty this time unlike the BCCI. India and Pakisan will be locking horns at Eden Gardens in the second group match on March 19. And for the records, Pakistan has never defeated India in any of the matches at the World Cup. 




  

'Shame on you' Javed Miandad lashes out at Afridi

Boom Boom Shahid Afridi has caused uproar among his countrymen when he said he is loved by Indian crowds more than crowds back home in Pakistan. Team Pakistan reached India amidst high security on Saturday after getting permission from their government to play in the tournament.

Afridi and Miandad in 2010. Image: Getty

The Pakistan versus India match which was originally scheduled at Dharamshala (security concerns) has been relocated to Kolkata.

Attempting to play down, Afridi said: "We are cricketers and not politicians. "We have always enjoyed playing in India and have been loved by Indian crowds more than crowds back home in Pakistan," he added, with fellow veteran Shoaib Malik reportedly echoing the sentiment. "Cricket has always brought people together and I think politics should be kept away from cricket."

"These cricketers should be ashamed of themselves for saying such a thing. Shame on you," Miandad said on the Aaj TV network.  "What have the Indians given us? Speak the truth even while in India. "For the last five years what have they given us or done with Pakistan cricket? "Having served Pakistan cricket for so many years I am shocked and hurt to hear such comments from our players." India and Pakistan square off in Kolkata this Saturday, March 19.

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