The Pakistan Cricket Board is saying goodbye to Chacha Cricket. He loves Pakistan cricket. The Pakistan Cricket Board wants to honour Chacha Cricket on Tuesday. They want to celebrate how long he has loved Pakistan cricket.
Chacha Cricket will be at the one day match against Australia at Gaddafi Stadium on Thursday. This will be a day for him to watch a match. The Pakistan Cricket Board even made a banner for Chacha Cricket. The banner has pictures of his moments with Pakistan cricket.
The Pakistan Cricket Board said thank you to Chacha Cricket. They think he is more than a fan of Pakistan cricket. Chacha Cricket shows how people love Pakistan cricket. They are really thankful for his love and loyalty to Pakistan cricket.
Chacha Cricket is going to say goodbye after forty years of loving Pakistan cricket. He will watch his match on Thursday. Chacha Cricket has been to matches in Pakistan and other countries. He always cheers for Pakistan cricket. People know him because he is always there to cheer for Pakistan cricket.
Chacha Cricket was born on October 8 1949 in Sialkot. He became famous when Pakistan played against India in Sharjah in 1986. People loved him because he had much energy and love for Pakistan cricket. He always wore a green shalwar kameez, a beard and a special cap.
- Chacha Cricket is easy to recognise at matches
- He became a star because of his love for Pakistan cricket
- The Pakistan Cricket Board officially made him a part of their team in 1996
Chacha Cricket did things to show his love for Pakistan cricket. He even left his job in the United Arab Emirates to travel and watch Pakistan cricket. He sold some of his things to go to matches. People think he is very special because he loves Pakistan cricket much.
He has been to matches and always cheers for Pakistan cricket. He makes people happy when he is at the matches. Chacha Cricket is a symbol of how people love Pakistan cricket. He has been with the Pakistan cricket team, for a time. He has seen them win and lose. He always cheers for Pakistan cricket.
