Former Sri Lankan cricketer and renowned commentator Russel Arnold on Monday arrived in Karachi ahead of the second Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
Arnold announced his arrival in the metropolis with a tweet.
While he said it was great to be back in Karachi, he also shared what he knows about the city as far as the local cuisine is concerned.
"Great to be back in Karachi. I am told it is the biryani capital of the world? True," the 46-year-old tweeted with an emoji.
Here are some reactions to his tweet:
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