Mohammad Rizwan has been among the the standout performers in the ongoing Twenty20 international three-match series between Pakistan and West Indies. The year 2021, in fact, has been a dream year for the Pakistan opener - Rizwan has scored 1,201 T20I runs in 27 matches at an average of 75.06, including 11 fifties and a century that is the most by any player in the format history. Keeping these impressive stats in mind, it was perhaps not altogether surprising to see a young fan cheering for the cricketer during the second Twenty20 international cricket match between Pakistan and West Indies yesterday. What was surprising -- and amusing -- was the banner with which she cheered on Mohammad Rizwan.
A photo that is being widely circulated online shows the woman holding up a placard that reads "Rizwan please adopt me". She was photographed wearing a green jersey and a huge smile on her face during the second Twenty20 international cricket match between Pakistan and West Indies at the National Stadium in Karachi.
Social media users were ticked pink on seeing the hilarious banner, and amused reactions poured in on Twitter after the picture began to gain popularity.
Babar fans are jealous
— GOAT ???? (@NARAYANARAO17) December 14, 2021
Sorry ! Rizwan have a Pillow pic.twitter.com/LuqMcyHYua
— h-m-m-a-d (@iamhmmad1) December 14, 2021
You're excused as he has already adopted his fav pillow ???? pic.twitter.com/TnwxsqsLNX
— adel wadoo (@adel_says) December 14, 2021
That Girl in the Crowd
— Arif (@gabba_104) December 14, 2021
"Rizwan please Adopt me" ????????????
Twitter users even managed to identify the fan as a woman named Eman
HAAHAHAHA YES
— eman (@exharrie) December 14, 2021
We see you @exharrie ???? pic.twitter.com/HzkynzolfT
— Change of Pace (@ChangeofPace414) December 14, 2021
This is not the first time a hilarious banner displayed at a cricket match has gone viral online. In September, a fan who attended the IPL match between Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) stole the spotlight with a banner that read "My wife did not allow me to wear my CSK jersey."
Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world