Sports presenter Zainab Abbas is being lauded on Twitter after she made an effort to make cricketer Mohammad Rizwan comfortable during an interview by conducting it from outside his line of vision. Abbas hosted the cricket team during an event recognising their hard work organised by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
It was a starry night hosting these heroes and recognising the efforts of our team in 2021. pic.twitter.com/AGxbghaTen
— zainab abbas (@ZAbbasOfficial) January 15, 2022
Eagle-eyed Twitter users singled out pictures of the presenter and Rizwan, with one writing, “Zainab Abbas during the PCB awards realised Rizwan wasn’t comfortable with her standing in front so she decided to conduct his interview from the back. Great presence of mind and a hallmark of a true professional."
Zainab Abbas during the PCB awards realised Rizwan wasn’t comfortable with her standing in front so she decided to conduct his interview from the back
— Ammar. (@Ammar_AliKhan) January 17, 2022
Great presence of mind and a hallmark of a true professional pic.twitter.com/m1jGxiWbSP
Other users were quick to agree, pointing towards Abbas’s professionalism and dedication to making her guests comfortable.
I just wanna appreciate @ZAbbasOfficial for respecting Mohammad Rizwan at the ceremony last night.
— hijabirunner (@hijabirunner1) January 16, 2022
When she saw that Rizwan was try not to look at her, she went behind his chair so he won't feel uncomfortable.@TheRealPCBMedia has raised such a great and respectful environment MA
Zainab is always respectful towards every individual and as so M Rizwan is. Great mutual respect gesture from both of them
— Ahmer Najeeb Raja (@ahmersatti90) January 17, 2022
So wholesome ✨
— Asna (@Psychopath626) January 17, 2022
Rizwan respects women so he doesn't look directly at them. Therefore Zainab went behind his chair in award ceremony so he won't be uncomfortable ♥️ #muhammadrizwan #PakistanZindabad #PakistanCricket #Pakistan #Pak #Islam pic.twitter.com/w41O64BStx
I hope our pakistani men also become responsive towards the sensitivities of our women
— Syed Musa Raza (@MusaRaza539) January 18, 2022
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