Mumbai: After keeping their semifinal hopes alive with a thrilling win over Bangladesh in the ICC World T20 on Wednesday, Mahendra Singh Dhoni will have to marshal his troops again in a winner-takes-it-all battle against old foes Australia in a bid to clinch the second semis berth from Group 2 on Sunday.
The last ball decider at the M Chinnaswamy stadium in Bengaluru crashed all hopes of Mashrafe Mortaza-led side progressing any further in the tournament. Pakistan too are out of the reckoning, losing to Steve Smith and his men in Mohali on Friday.
Australia and India are the only two sides who can vie for the second spot. Ahead of the virtual quarterfinal clash, a ‘Mauka mauka’ spoof has emerged trolling Bangladesh, Pakistan and now the Aussie fans.
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Representing their nations, a Bangladesh and Pakistan fan approach an Indian travel agency, (Cutlet Travels) to book their flight tickets back home.
The over-kind hearted executive welcomed the two. “If you two book your tickets together, then you will get 25 per cent discount,” he said.
And then comes the real jibe at the Aussie fan, who was revealed later in the video. “And if all three of you’ll book tickets together, then you will get a 50 per cent discount,” he added.
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Hearing the sarcastic remark from the travel agent, the Aussie fan didn’t bother what the Indian executive said and was quite sure his team will ascend to the finale, much to the amusement to the other two.
Both the Bangladesh and Pakistan fans burst out in laughter and said nothing of that sort will happen.
“You go ahead and book all our three tickets,” the Pakistani fans guffawed.
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It will be interesting to see whether this video generates the same rivalry among fans like it did when Dhoni and Co faced latest rivals Bangladesh recently.
Watch the full video below:
Earlier, before the India versus Bangladesh encounter, another 'Mauka mauka' spoof emerged.
