Stars celebrate Pakistan's win at the Kabaddi World Cup 2020
Shoaib Malik, Mahira Khan and more extended congratulations to the national team
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The national team's historic win at the Kabaddi World Cup 2020 last night sent a wave of celebration across the country.
The team beat out India in the nail-biting final, and the jubilant winning moments that were broadcast on national TV will remain etched in the collective memory of Pakistanis.
Along with the general public, even our celebrities cheered the national team onward and upwards for their epic win, with many taking to their respective social media accounts to congratulate the players and the nation.
Mahira Khan could barely hide her happiness as she tweeted excitedly, "Bhaaaai waaaah!! (Woah, boy!) Congratulations to the team and to Pakistan!"
She also re-tweeted the President of Pakistan, Arif Alvi, who dedicated the win to peace in the region.
Ali Zafar also chimed in, saying that the players should be given a hero's welcome.
Cricketer Shoaib Malik also expressed his pride with the win, tweeting and re-tweeting a number of people who congratulated the Kabaddi team.
"Unbelievable atmosphere at the ground and what else can you expect from a Kabaddi World Cup final," he added.
Actor Bilal Ashraf also extended congratulations to the team on the win.
Former actor Hamza Ali Abbasi tweeted a photo with the caption saying, "Mubaaaaarik (Congratulations!)"
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The team beat out India in the nail-biting final, and the jubilant winning moments that were broadcast on national TV will remain etched in the collective memory of Pakistanis.
Along with the general public, even our celebrities cheered the national team onward and upwards for their epic win, with many taking to their respective social media accounts to congratulate the players and the nation.
Mahira Khan could barely hide her happiness as she tweeted excitedly, "Bhaaaai waaaah!! (Woah, boy!) Congratulations to the team and to Pakistan!"
She also re-tweeted the President of Pakistan, Arif Alvi, who dedicated the win to peace in the region.
Ali Zafar also chimed in, saying that the players should be given a hero's welcome.
Cricketer Shoaib Malik also expressed his pride with the win, tweeting and re-tweeting a number of people who congratulated the Kabaddi team.
"Unbelievable atmosphere at the ground and what else can you expect from a Kabaddi World Cup final," he added.
Actor Bilal Ashraf also extended congratulations to the team on the win.
Former actor Hamza Ali Abbasi tweeted a photo with the caption saying, "Mubaaaaarik (Congratulations!)"
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