Fans mock Pakistan Super League after Karachi Kings official spotted using mobile phone in dugout

 

 

Fans across Twitter were quick to notice and troll Pakistan Super League after a member of Karachi Kings dugout was caught using a mobile phone during the match.

 

 

Karachi Kings players celebrating after registering maiden win in PSL 2020.(AP Photo)

Karachi Kings players celebrating after registering maiden win in PSL 2020.(AP Photo)

HIGHLIGHTS

  • A Karachi Kings official was spotted using a mobile phone in the players’ dugout during PSL match
  • Players and officials are not allowed to use their cellular devices in the dugout premises
  • The incident was telecasted live and found its way on Twitter

Pakistan cricket has been marred by controversies in the past and the return of Pakistan Super League, which is their premier domestic T20 tournament, in the country is a step forward after a decade of international purgatory.

However, the second match of PSL 2020 between Karachi Kings and Peshawar Zalmi caught the attention of fans for all the wrong reasons. During Karachi Kings’ sensational 10-run victory over former champion Peshawar Zalmi, former’s official was spotted using a mobile phone in the players’ dugout.

As per the ICC’s rule, mobile phones are banned from dressing rooms and players along with members of team management are allowed to use only walkie-talkies. Many players are often seen using a walkie-talkie in a T20 match in order to communicate from the dugout to dressing room.

After the match, the Kings’ Media Manager Faisal Mirza said that Tariq Wasi, who was later identified as the one using the mobile phone, was the team’s manager. However, according to the team sheet issued at the toss, Navaid Rasheed was named as the side’s manager.

The entire incident was broadcasted live on Friday and fans were quick to take note of the indisciplined act and mocked the Karachi side on Twitter.

Earlier, after being put in to bat, Karachi’s emphatic total of 201-4 revolved around half-centuries by No. 1-ranked Twenty20 batsman Babar Azam and captain Imad Wasim.

With Peshawar needing 16 runs off the final six deliveries, fast bowler Umaid Asif (2-23) took a splendid catch off his own bowling as Sammy miscued a pull shot and the tall fast bowler ran backward to pluck a brilliant diving catch at short midwicket.

 


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