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A light-hearted PSL moment went viral after PSL CEO Salman Naseer was seen warding off the “evil eye” for Babar Azam. Though rooted in cultural belief, the gesture quickly became meme material online. Fans flooded social media with humorous reactions, including viral comments joking that despite the ritual, Babar might still get out for a duck.

A light-hearted yet viral moment from the Pakistan Super League has now taken a cheeky turn on social media, as fans continue to troll after PSL CEO Salman Naseer was seen warding off the “evil eye” for Babar Azam.

The incident, which took place during a recent PSL match, showed Naseer performing a traditional gesture meant to protect Babar from bad luck or negative energy. While the act itself was rooted in cultural belief and done in a playful spirit, it didn’t take long for the internet to turn it into meme material.

Soon after the video surfaced, netizens flooded social media with witty and sarcastic reactions. One of the most viral comments making the rounds read, “Yeh sab karke duck pe out hoga,” loosely translating to “After doing all this, he’ll get out for a duck.” The remark perfectly captured the internet’s humorous skepticism, blending cricket banter with superstition.

Fans have since been divided between those appreciating the wholesome, almost superstitious gesture and others poking fun at the idea that such rituals could influence performance on the field. Memes, edited clips, and jokes have only amplified the reach of the moment, making it one of the most talked-about off-field incidents in the tournament.