Have Pakistanis lost interest in cricket? Fans fail to turn up at Multan Cricket Stadium on Day 2 of England vs Pakistan | Sporting News India

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The Test series opener between England and Pakistan in Multan has raised concerns about cricket’s popularity in Pakistan. On Day 2 of the match, there were very few fans in the stadium.

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Former England cricketer Mike Atherton noted that there seemed to be more security staff than spectators present. This situation has sparked discussions about whether Pakistanis are losing interest in the sport.

This observation reflects a disappointing turnout for a crucial Test series, especially given Pakistan’s strong performance in the match. The team has built a substantial total, with centuries from Abdullah Shafique and Shan Masood.

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Babar Azam and Naseem Shah have also contributed to the score. Pakistan scored 556 runs in their first innings.

Their success in Multan raises hopes for a fruitful series against England. However, the low turnout poses questions about the popularity of Test cricket among fans.

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How did fans react to the low turnout during the Test match between Pakistan and England at Multan?

Let’s take a look at some reactions from the cricket community.

As the series progresses, it will be interesting to see if more fans come out to support their team.


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