WATCH: Mohammad Amir and Ahmed Shehzad troll Mohammad Rizwan for his famous 'win hai ya learn hai' statement

Former Pakistan cricketers Mohammad Amir and Ahmed Shehzad were in a conversation with the renowned Indian sports journalist Vikrant Gupta, who is currently in Pakistan to cover the Champions Trophy 2025. The trio was seen in a conversation in which they trolled the Pakistan skipper Mohammad Rizwan for his famous catchphrase ‘win hai ya learn hai’.

Notably, ‘win hai ya learn hai’ is the catch phrase which Mohammad Rizwan can be seen using frequently in the press interactions and the conferences while talking about team’s performance or the result of the game.

Meanwhile, former Pakistan batter Ahmed Shehzad, alongside his former teammate Mohammad Amir and Indian journalist Vikrant Gupta was seen trolling Mohammad Rizwan. Shehzad was continuously repeating Rizwan’s famous catchphrase ‘win hai ya learn hai’. He also said that there is only ‘learn’ for Pakistan instead of ‘win’.

The video of the trio roasting Mohammad Rizwan is also making rounds on social media as soon as it was shared by a user on X (formerly Twitter). 

Here’s the video:  

win hai ye lun hai 🤣 pic.twitter.com/16v2c70qof

— narsa. (@rathor7_) February 27, 2025

Speaking of the Pakistan’s miserable run in the ongoing home edition of the Champions Trophy, they have already been knocked out of the tournament after facing two defeats in their first two games against New Zealand and India. Their third and last league match against Bangladesh was called off due to the rain at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi on Thursday, February 27.

In their campaign opener against the Blackcaps, the Men in Green lost by a big margin of 60 runs, leading to an all-around criticism for them by the former cricketers and the experts of the game. Later in their second game, the hosts and defending champions lost to the arch-rivals India by a margin of 6 wickets.

Furthermore, when New Zealand defeated Bangladesh by a comfortable margin of 5 wickets, it was a final nail in coffin for Pakistan as they got officially knocked out of the tournament.