ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Pakistan’s legendary cricket fan Chaudhary Abdul Jalil, famously known as “Chacha Cricket,” has announced that the upcoming Pakistan vs Australia ODI series will be his last outing as a superfan in the stadium.
He has passionately supported the Pakistan cricket team for more than three decades across the world.
In a post on X, the Chacha Cricket said the last ODI of the series on June 4 at Gaddafi Stadium could be his final appearance in a stadium.
The 77-year-old fan shared an emotional message requesting the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to make the occasion memorable.
“Insha’Allah, I will be witnessing the Pakistan vs Australia ODI series, which might be my last in Pakistan. I want to make it memorable and request PCB to make some special arrangements,” Chacha Cricket wrote on X.
In another post, he confirmed that the June 4 ODI at Gaddafi Stadium would likely be the last match he watches live from the venue.
4th June Pak Vs Aus I’ll be witnessing my last ODI in Qaddafi. I request Chairman Mr Mohsin Naqvi and PCB management to make it a memorable day and end on high note. Sent email to Manager Operations and Events. Waiting for the positive response from PCB. Pakistan Zindabad pic.twitter.com/Nn3L1rCIA6
— Chacha Cricket (@chachacricketpk) May 25, 2026
“ I request Chairman Mr Mohsin Naqvi and PCB management to make it a memorable day and end on a high note. Sent email to Manager Operations and Events. Waiting for the positive response from PCB,” Chacha Cricket stated.
Chaudhry Abdul Jalil is always seen in his white beard and green salwar kameez, Pakistan’s national dress, entertaining crowds with humorous comments and chants, dancing with fans, signing autographs, and welcoming the opposing team in his signature style.
The cricket superfan attended his first international game, between Pakistan and England, in 1969 at the Lahore Stadium when he was 19 years old.
Since 1998, he has been sponsored by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to follow the Pakistan team around the world, even receiving a monthly stipend from the body.
