What did Mir Hamza, who was not included in the team squad, share on Twitter?

 Pakistani fast bowler Mir Hamza shared a Quranic verse on Twitter after not being named in the national Test squad against New Zealand.  

The translation of the Quranic verse shared by Mir Hamza on Twitter is that 'and it is a fact that one who acts patiently and is forgiven is a matter of great courage'. Some kind of tweet shared by the cricketer. Caption not written.

After Mir Hamza's tweet, well-known personalities including users are encouraging him and exhorting him to be patient.

Journalist Farid Khan wrote in response to the tweet, 'Keep your spirits up, your time will come, God willing'.

Journalist Farid Khan wrote in response to the tweet, 'Keep your spirits up, your time will come, God willing'.

Sports anchor Sveera Pasha wrote in a tweet, "Be strong, Hamza, God willing, your time will come."

A user named Hamza Mir said, "Well done, my leopard, even if it is unfair, work hard, God willing, you will get results."

It should be noted that the Pakistan squad for the Test series against New Zealand was announced yesterday, experienced fast bowler Hasan Ali has returned to the national squad while Kamran Ghulam has also been included in the squad.