Asia Cup 2025: BCCI Lodges a complaint against Haris Rauf and Sahibzada Farhan due to controversial gestures during Indly Vs Pak Super 4 Clash

Competition for the field between India and Pakistan It is often a high octane relationship, but continuous The Asian Cup 2025 The tension has seen outside the boundaries of the cricket field. the Cricket control council in India (BCCI) I submitted an official complaint with International Council for Cricket (ICC) Against two Pakistani players. The complaint stems from what BCCI considered as provocative and non -sporty gestures similar to the quadruple that was held during the four intense clash between the two teams.

The controversial gesture written by Harris Rove and Sahibzada Farhan

Complaints focused on two specific accidents that occurred during the match in Dubai. The first involves Paceer Harris RoveWho, in response to the chants of “Kohli, Kohli” from the crowd, made gestures that mocked the Indian fans until he indicated a political sensitive military incident. It was seen simulating a plane that is broken and also displayed a “6-0” hand gesture, referring to the unlimited propaganda claim.

The second accident involves opening the mixture Sahibzada Farhan. After reaching half a century, Farhan celebrated his grabbing and simulated fire on a machine gun. While some people may argue that it is just a celebration, BCCI looked at this as a provocative and sensitive work, especially in the context of the high risk match and the current tensions between the two countries.

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BCCI files formal complaint to ICC

According to the sources near PTI, BCCI filed its official complaints against Rauf and Farhan on Wednesday, and the International Criminal Court confirmed the receipt of the email. If the players choose to refuse the charges in writing, a formal hearing can be scheduled. Rauf and Farhan may be required to appear before the ICC Elite board Riche RichardsonWhere they will have to justify their behavior. Depending on the result, players may face penalties under ICC’s behavior law if their interpretations are insufficient.

The ball is now in the International Criminal Court. The Global Cricket Authority approved the receipt of complaints on both sides. The result can range from warning to fines or even suspension, depending on the severity of the crime, as well as the rules of the international criminal court behavior.

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