Pakistan faces online abuse after a narrow T20 World Cup loss to England, with captain Salman Ali Agha’s family targeted. Despite this, many fans condemned the toxic reactions. England secured a semi-final spot, leaving Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and New Zealand vying for the remaining place, with Pakistan needing significant wins and favorable results. Pakistan faces online abuse after a narrow T20 World Cup loss to England, with captain Salman Ali Agha’s family targeted. Despite this, many fans condemned the toxic reactions. England secured a semi-final spot, leaving Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and New Zealand vying for the remaining place, with Pakistan needing significant wins and favorable results.
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