Pakistani presenter Zainab Abbas hit the headlines for controversial reasons as she left India on Monday after receiving criticism on social media for her alleged anti-India posts in the past. Today we will discuss about Zainab Abbas: Husband| Father| Tweet| What happened to.
Zainab Abbas: Husband| Father| Tweet| What happened to
Zainab Abbas (born 14 February 1988) is a Pakistani television host, sports presenter, commentator and former make-up artist.
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Zainab Abbas
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| زینب عباس | |
| Born | 14 February 1988 Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
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| Nationality | Pakistani |
| Education | Aston University University of Warwick (MBA) |
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Hamza Kardar
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| Parent(s) | Nasir Abbas (father) Andleeb Abbas (mother) |
Husband
Abbas’s husband is Hamza Kardar and both of them got married in Lahore in November 2019. He is the son of former Finance Minister and former Governor of State Bank of Pakistan Shahid Hafeez Kardar, who himself is the son of Pakistan’s first cricket captain Abdul Hafeez Kardar.
Father
His father, Nasir Abbas, was a domestic cricketer, while his mother, Andaleeb Abbas, is a senior member of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party.
Tweet
An old Twitter exchange between Pakistani cricket captain Babar Azam and Zainab Abbas has resurfaced amid the controversy over the sports journalist’s alleged “anti-India and anti-Hindu” tweet.
This new interest stems from an incident in 2018. After Babar Azam’s brilliant Test century against New Zealand at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Zainab Abbas light-heartedly called Babar the “son” of then coach Mickey Arthur. This comment was an obvious joke on his close relationship with Babur.
However, Babar did not consider it a mere joke. Responding to Abbas’s sarcastic comment, he reprimanded him for crossing limits with his words. “Think before you say anything and try not to cross your limits!!!” Babar had replied.
“Definitely it reflects the coach he likes as a player because of his ability and certainly all the support that Babar deserves because he is a special player. I think the interpretation went wrong because the tweet starts with praise,” wrote one user defending Zainab.
What happened to
Fulfilling her role of promoting “cultural similarities” between Pakistan and India, renowned sports presenter Zainab Abbas has reportedly quit citing ‘security concerns’ after being accused of making ‘anti-Hindu’ statements on social media. Have left India.
