Dubai: Pakistan and India collided in a great team match in the Champions Cup on Sunday in Dubai.
AFP SPORT views five controversial moments on the field between the arc competitors in the cricket game for one day.
The kangaroo jump from MIANDAD
Pakistani Javed Manad has always found a way to worry his opponents through beating or skiing, and it was not a match against India in the 1992 World Cup.
It seems that the attractiveness of the Indian Wikiite goalkeeper Kiran has angered Mayad during the Pakistan chase in Sydney.
The mixture had a word with more, who was constantly speaking behind its trunks, before warning against delivery.
Later, after the completion of the running running, Manad jumped like the kangaroo in an attempt to imitate the glove in his appeals.
Commentators and fans saw the funny side but not the leader of the Indian commander, Muhammad Azhar al -Din, who seemed clearly angry at the Mayanad instincts.
Rassad’s revenge
Aamer Sohail was chasing Pakistan in the 1996 World Cup quarter -finals when it cost a moment of child to the left mixture his team in the game.
289 chase to win in Bangaluru, Suhail and his opening colleague Saeed Anwar made the team a race to 84 in 10 amounts before Anwar left.
Suhail maintained the charge as he hit an Indian Venkatish Brasad for borders and operated the pump with a pointed finger in the direction of the shot.
Brasad returned back, Pauling Suhail came to a huge roar of the crowd and informed a transmission from the archer to welcome the Pakistan’s path.
Evacuation attacks the fan
The cold Pakistani usually faced a bad fans in India in the match in 1997 in Toronto and the accident became a discussion point for years to come.
Inzamam was standing on the border when an Indian supporter made chants from “ALOO” (potatoes in Indian), referring to the huge frame of cricket player.
When calls became the highest loudspeakers, Inzamam directed one of its players to bring the bats from the dressing room, and he was close inside the stands to go after interfering in security.
Inzamam was reprimanded for the law, and years later he said personal and abusive chants.
GAMBHir-AFRIDI Trade
The Indian striker Gotam Gambir – now their coach – shocked the Pakistani roundabout, a martyr of Aphraidi, in a match in 2007, and the words were exchanged before the two came to the strikes.
Jamir and Ephidi refused to retreat after some verbal licenses, and the mixture and the mixture collided – apparently on the purpose of running.
The two again went to each other with a clear and clear seed in exciting TV images, before wisdom intervened in the field to pick up the fire.
Jamir and Ephidi maintained competition even after his retirement and indulged in an ugly exchange of social media for the game of cricket and politics.
I choose to excite Harbagan
Shweib did not retreat from Pakistan, except in a duel with Harbhajan Singh in the 2010 Asian Cup, and the Indian roundabout was the last laugh.
Akhtar wandered a point to Harbhajan in the chase of India and threw a few siblings, but that only raised the mixture to become six to win India in the final match against Muhammad Amir.
Harbhajan celebrated violently in front of Akhtar, who told him where he went.
Akhtar and Harbagan recently reactivated the moment on TV in a promotional video of the Champions Cup.