Pakistan’s former captain and wicketkeeper-batsman Sarfaraz Ahmed posted a cryptic tweet on the social media website, Twitter, which led to mixed response from users on the forum.

Sarfaraz was included in the Pakistan’s lineup for the final match of England tour, third T20I on Tuesday, as a replacement for wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan.

The Karachi-born missed a simple stumping chance of Moeen Ali, when he was on seven, which could have proven costly as the England all-rounder nearly took the game away from Pakistan.

This led to severe criticism on social media with fans showcasing their reservations over Sarfaraz’s wicketkeeping credentials.

Fortunately for Sarfaraz, a brilliant penultimate over from seamer Wahab Riaz (2-26) went for just three runs, including the wicket of Moeen, whose scored 61 off 33 balls.

His tweet seemed to indicate that he was not pleased to see the remarks about him but there was not confirmation in this regard.

Here is what Sarfaraz tweeted:

Mixed response