Lahore Qalandars’ captain Shahid Afridi has expressed disappointment over the umpire’s decision to award 5 runs to Karachi Kings due to a ball tampering incident during their match in the Pakistan Super League (PSL). The incident occurred during the last over of Karachi Kings’ innings at the Qaddafi Stadium in Lahore.
The umpires detected that the ball had been tampered with and awarded 5 runs to the fielding side, Lahore Qalandars. However, Afridi claimed that he was unaware of the ball tampering incident and would discuss the matter further.
Afridi praised his team’s performance, stating that his batting was decent, and Karachi Kings faced difficulties in chasing 129 runs. He added that the match was exciting, and his team fought until the last ball.
The victory has pushed Karachi Kings’ lead over Lahore Qalandars to 15-8 in their head-to-head clashes. The match was delayed due to heavy rain and strong winds in Lahore.
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In a separate incident, the PCB has fined Lahore Qalandars’ captain Shahid Afridi Rs 10 lakh for a post made on his official account. Afridi claimed that the post was made by his management team and did not reflect his views.
The PCB has also issued a show-cause notice to fast bowler Nasim Shah for breaching the Code of Conduct. Shah has responded to the notice and appeared before the disciplinary committee.
In another development, match referee Roshan Mahanama will review the umpires’ decision to award 5 runs to Karachi Kings. The incident occurred during the last over of Karachi Kings’ innings.
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