As the test match between Pakistan and Ireland finally got underway in Dublin, Pakistan's former captain Wasim Akram spotted something that he didn't find "cool".
It was actually the sweater Pakistani players are wearing.
Akram, who represented Pakistan in more than 100 tests and took 414 wickets, shared a photo of a Pakistani player on Twitter and asked "where is the green stripe gone from out sweater? not cool".
Ireland´s first ever men´s Test against Pakistan finally started at Dublin´s Malahide ground on Saturday, with home captain William Porterfield winning the toss and electing to field.
Rain washed out the whole of Friday´s scheduled first day but a day later Malahide was bathed in sunshine, with grey clouds replaced by sunny blue skies as Ireland, from the moment of the toss, officially became the 11th nation to play men´s Test cricket.
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