Pakistan's 1992 nostalgia memes viral again despite unlikely odds against Bangladesh

Sarcastic memes about 1992 similarities are going viral among cricket fans while some are still believe that Pakistan can rise above the improbable odds.

Pakistan's resurgence in the ongoing World Cup looked shockingly similar to the 1992 tournament, where Imran Khan-led team rose to victory, but India's loss to England cast a shadow over their hopes of a semifinal spot and when New Zealand went down to the hosts last night, it was almost over for Sarfaraz's squad.

But "#1992meinbhi" still trends on Twitter in Pakistan with some fans sharing hilarious, sarcastic memes while others still hoping that Sarfaraz-led team can seal the improbable victory and qualify for World Cup semifinals. Some fans, on the other hand, are getting nostalgic about the capabilities of then captain Imran Khan, who is now the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

Had ho gayi....Even #ICC is trolling #PakistanCricket....Brutal!🤣🤣#1992MeinBhi pic.twitter.com/IE3fJchyWU

— Bindas Somu (@Somu_1982) July 4, 2019

Well, if there is a chance...

#1992MeinBhi #PakistanCricketThe only way left to enter the semi finals... pic.twitter.com/1uke9Xvj2Z

— Wakeel Saab 👨‍💼 (@pathan_555i) July 4, 2019

Pakistan Trying to Enter into Semis 😜 #PakistanCricket #1992MeinBhi #CWC2019 #PAKvBAN pic.twitter.com/7SOotXCMM9

— Tanya sufy (@TanyaSoofi) July 4, 2019

Not impossible, some fans believe...

We need this miracle #1992MeinBhi pic.twitter.com/jENpHxsp8P

— Mian Siam (@MianSiam65) July 4, 2019

Pakistanis calculating net run-rate, how to get into the semis 🤣🤣#ENGvNZ#CWC19 #CWC2019#1992MeinBhi pic.twitter.com/LUChTwibZn

— Pradhumn - the CricFreak🏏 (@pradhumn_pratap) July 3, 2019

Coming back to reality, the road to the knockout stage for Pakistani cricket team is just an improbable mathematical calculation and that too provided Pakistan win the toss and bat first. If Pakistan lose the toss and are asked to field, their miniscule semi-final hopes will be over even before the first ball is bowled at the Lord's.