WATCH: 'Ae Bhai, Zara Dekh Ke Chalo' - Delhi Police trolls Asif Ali and Shadab Khan of Pakistan for a dropped catch in Asia Cup final

Delhi Police is popular among the people for their creative and sarcastic approach on the social media platform Twitter. There have been times when Delhi Police came up with some creative tweets to aware people of safety measures on various issues. Recently, the city police broke Twitter by trolling the Pakistani fielders after a collision and dropped catch in the final of the Asia Cup 2022 against Sri Lanka.

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Delhi police uploaded the video of the collision between Pakistani vice-captain Shadab Khan and Asif Ali in an attempt to take catch the ball on the shot of Bhanuka Rajapaksa. It can be seen in the video that they both happened to drop the catch and it cost the match for Pakistan.

Taking a jibe at the incident, Delhi Police captioned this video of Asif and Shadab’s collision as, “Ae Bhai, Zara Dekh Ke Chalo, #RoadSafety, #AsiaCup2022Final.”

Here's the video tweet posted by Delhi Police:

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Ae Bhai, Zara Dekh Ke Chalo#RoadSafety #AsiaCup2022Final pic.twitter.com/gepAVvrO33

— Delhi Police (@DelhiPolice) September 12, 2022

Along with Delhi Police, cricket fans also trolled the Pakistani fielders for a lack of coordination between them.

If speaking about the cost of this dropped catch for Pakistan then it was a lot. It is because Bhanuka Rajapaksa went on to smash 71 runs off just 45 balls with six boundaries and three sixes to his name. This knock played a crucial role for Sri Lanka to reach a decent total of 170 runs for the loss of six wickets in the allotted 20 overs.

Rajapaksa also stitched two half-century partnerships with skipper Dasun Shanaka and Wanindu Hasranga respectively. Wanindu Hasaranga also contributed to the title triumph of Sri Lanka with his amazing all-around performance both with the bat and the ball. Hasaranga scored 36 runs with the bat having five boundaries and a six and also scaped three wickets with the ball in the second innings.

Eventually, Sri Lanka won the match by 23 runs to clinch the Asia Cup title for the sixth time in the history of the tournament.