LAHORE: Former Pakistan cricket team captain Wasim Akram has offered a humorous explanation to his wife Shaniera Akram’s comment on his throwback picture.
Shaniera Akram took to Twitter and wrote, “Opened Twitter today and the first thing I saw was a pic of my husband in his underwear!? Is that normal?”
Opened Twitter today and the first thing I saw was a pic of my husband in his underwear!? Is that Normal? ????????????♀️
— Shaniera Akram (@iamShaniera) March 30, 2021
When the comment went noticed by Akram, he came forward and reply, “It’s a new normal biwi and for your kind information they are shorts. They were it then,” he said.
It’s a new normal biwi and for your kind information they are shorts ???? they were it then ???? https://t.co/jeDlLyf2JJ
— Wasim Akram (@wasimakramlive) March 30, 2021
The photo of Akran was shared by Gautam Bhimani in which he wrote, “My favourite cricketing Holi memory. The Indian and Pakistani teams playing Holi,” he wrote.
My favourite cricketing #Holi memory! The Indian and Pakistani teams playing Holi in the pool of @TajWestEnd Also the first time I met @wasimakramlive #INDvsENG #indvpak #HappyHoli pic.twitter.com/waXU7DjrIO
— Gautam Bhimani (@gbhimani) March 28, 2021
Earlier, Shaniera Akram, who is in Australia, had expressed problems caused by the coronavirus pandemic to be end soon. While taking to Twitter, Shaniera Akram wrote that COVID-19 is taking lives, crippling businesses, and destroying education.
Read more: Shaniera Akram worries COVID-19 is taking lives, hopes it ends soon
“COVID is taking lives, crippling businesses, destroying education, increasing mental illness, dividing our world & ripping families apart.I know my husband sent us to Oz to be safe but nothing makes me wish the end of COVID more than hearing our baby cry for her daddy every night,” she posted on Twitter.
According to her, her husband sent her to Australia to be safe. However, nothing makes her wish for the end of COVID-19 as it has affected lives badly. Earlier, Shaniera celebrated her 38th birthday this month on 20th March in Australia.
