Wasim Akram’s wife trolls him with hilarious picture on anniversary

Former Pakistan pacer Wasim Akram and his wife Shaniera recently celebrated their anniversary, marking a decade of their profound love for each other. The couple took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to wish each other on the special occasion. 

However, things took a hilarious turn when Shaniera posted a picture trolling Wasim Akram. The picture showed Akram in the makeup of an old man, which was accompanied by a heartfelt note from the legendary pacer’s wife. 

“Happy Anniversary, my baby @wasimakramlive- Thank you for everything you are and everything you give to my life, you are my world and 11 years on you look as good as the day I met you, you haven't changed a bit !!!!” Shaniera Akram tweeted. 

Check the post below:

Happy anniversary to love of my life: Wasim Akram

Furthermore, Wasim Akram took to X to wish his wife on their anniversary, crediting her for making him a better person. Akram branded her as the love of his life thanked God, and expressed gratitude that she was in his life. 

Shaniera Akram also posted another image wishing her husband Wasim Akram on their anniversary. She wrote, " Ok ok I'll be nice, here is a more current pic haha! I love you more every day @wasimakramlive. no matter what look you go for as long as that smile stays the same. Happy 11 years to us!

"Happy anniversary to the love of my life @iamshaniera with you in my life I became better person you are that gift that keeps on giving not just to me but to everyone around you. Your positive energy is so infectious it lifts everyone around you and shines wherever you go. So I thank you and God almighty to have you in my life as my wife, partner and best," Akram wrote.

A legend of Pakistan cricket, Wasim Akram is undoubtedly one of the greatest pacers to ever play for Pakistan. Having played 356 ODIs for the side, Akram has taken 502 wickets in the format, with 414 wickets in 104 Tests for Pakistan. During his prime, Akram was one of the most feared pacers in world cricket, and long after his retirement, he continues to be associated with the game as an expert.