Pakistan’s Azam Khan Found It Costly To Put Palestinian Flag On His Bat

Pakistan Cricket: Pakistan’s Azam Khan Found It Costly To Put Palestinian Flag On His Bat, the board imposed a heavy fine. A fine has been imposed on Pakistan’s young wicketkeeper-batsman.

Khan Has Been Found Guilty Of Violating Rules:-

The 25-year-old cricketer has been found guilty of violating clothing and equipment rules during the National T20 tournament in Karachi.

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After which his match fee has been reduced by 50%. This match of the prestigious tournament was played between Lahore Blues and Karachi Whites on Sunday.

Actually, in this match, Azam Khan came to the field to bat with the flag of Palestine on his bat.

The First Match Referee Issued A Warning For This Action:-

The first match referee issued a warning for this action of Azam. Despite this, when he did not agree, he was fined.

According to reports, Azam Khan has shared his views on this matter with the match referee. He says that all his bats have the same stickers. He was never issued a warning regarding this matter before this match.

According to Pakistani media, Azam had the same sticker on his bat during the last two matches of the National T20 Cup. However, no one had warned them before today’s game.

There Was A Sticker On The Bat in The Last Two Matches Also:-

The ICC’s rules for clothing and equipment state that players will not be allowed to display messages that are associated with political, religious, or racial activities or causes.

Azam Khan’s Karachi had to face defeat in this match. Batting first, Lahore Blues scored 159 runs for 8 wickets. Opener Imran Butt contributed 54 runs in 35 balls.

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Captain Hussain Talat scored 45 runs. In reply, the Karachi team could score only 154 runs and lost the match by 5 runs. Ammad Khan contributed 45 runs while Azam Khan contributed 35 runs.