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The video of this fight is getting viral very fast
Recently a fight was seen in a domestic cricket match in UAE. Let us tell you that this fight was seen during the MCC Weekdays Bash XIX between Aerovisa Cricket and Rabdan Cricket Club. During this, there was a lot of kicking and punching between the players and both the players hit each other with the bat.
Let us tell you that this incident was seen in the 13th over of the match. During this, Kashif Muhammad was out LBW on Nasir Ali’s ball after scoring 8 runs off 15 balls. After the player was out, Nasir celebrated very loudly. After this, he asked the player to go to the dugout in a very aggressive manner.
After this, the player who was out got angry and a fight broke out between the two, in which later other players also joined in. It can be easily seen in the video that Nasir did this celebration intentionally and provoked the cricketer.
See how this scuffle happened on the field
This is real cricket…. Hopefully PZ vs LQ in PSL10. pic.twitter.com/Nt9bRH3Uku
— Usama Zafar (@Usama7) September 18, 2024
Also, for your information, let us tell you that this is not the first case of scuffle on the field in cricket. Earlier also scuffles have been seen in many domestic and international matches. It is worth noting that a similar incident was also seen in the Celebrity Cricket League held in Bangladesh last year.
This incident happened in that tournament due to a dispute over the umpire’s decision and after this serious chaos spread. The seriousness of the incident was such that the official organizers had to cancel the league. After this the knockout matches of the tournament were not seen.
Apart from this, this incident was seen in a match between Pakistan and Afghanistan during the Asia Cup 2022 in international cricket, in which the dispute between the players reached the stage of a scuffle. In that match, bowler Farid Ahmed took the wicket of Asif Ali and after taking the wicket, he went to Ali and celebrated.
There was chest-bumping between the players of both the countries. After this, the ICC fined both of them 25 percent of their match fees for violating Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct.
