Pakistan’s rising batter Hasan Nawaz has stirred conversation online after a bold statement about India in a recent interview.
Speaking to Samaa TV’s Qadir Khawaja, Nawaz emphasized playing with aggression against traditional rivals.
The remarks have triggered mixed reactions across social media.
In his interview, Hasan Nawaz spoke openly about the intensity of matches against India.
“I think we have to attack the Indian bowlers,” he said, adding that such games demand a fearless approach. He further remarked that facing India brings extra motivation and pushes him to perform at his best.
Pakistan’s Middle order Batter Hassan Nawaz Big statement about India
— Qadir Khawaja (@iamqadirkhawaja) April 27, 2026
I Hate Indian Bowlers 🤫🤯
حسن نواز کہتے ہیں بھارتی باولرز کو مارنا چاہتا ہوں بھارتی باولرز سے سخت نفرت ہے#OpenPSLforPublic #HassanNawaz #Ipl pic.twitter.com/GvXUj0p2Pf
While one line from the interview—where he said he “hates” Indian bowlers—went viral, many observers see it as an expression of competitive spirit rather than personal animosity.
Interview with Samaa TV
During the conversation with Qadir Khawaja, Nawaz explained his mindset going into big matches.
He highlighted that every batter aims to dominate opposition bowlers, especially in high-stakes Pakistan-India clashes. According to him, the focus remains on scoring runs and putting pressure on the opposition.
The young batter’s candid tone reflected confidence and a desire to prove himself on the big stage.
Strong PSL 2026 performance
The comments come during the ongoing Pakistan Super League 2026, where Nawaz has delivered a solid performance for Quetta Gladiators.
His batting has been one of the positives of the season, earning him attention from fans and analysts alike.
The latest remarks, however, have added another layer of spotlight around the young cricketer.
Mixed reactions online
The video quickly spread across social media, drawing criticism from some fans, particularly from India, who viewed the comments negatively.
At the same time, many Pakistani fans and cricket followers defended Nawaz, interpreting his words as part of the natural intensity and rivalry between the two sides.
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