Former Pakistan skipper Inzamam-ul-Haq claims Indian players were involved in ball-tampering during T20 World Cup clash against Australia
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Former Pakistan captain and 1992 World Cup hero Inzamam-ul-Haq has triggered an issue by accusing India of ball-tampering.
He claimed one thing was executed with the ball when India confronted Australia in the Super 8 match of the continuing T20 World Cup.
India will play England in a semi-final clash when the previous Pakistani champion cricketer is making the claims.
Inzamam mentioned pacer Arshdeep Singh was in a position to utilise ‘reverse swing’ attributable to ball tampering.
“You should perceive that Arshdeep Singh managed to do the reverse swing in the fifteenth over. Is it not too early for a brand new ball?” the previous cricketer was quoted as saying during a information channel dialogue.
He mentioned the umpires ought to hold their eyes open.
He made the comment whereas collaborating in a cricket particular occasion of Pakistan’s 24 News channel.
Pakistan exited from the group stage match of the T20 World Cup.
India defeated Pakistan in their group-stage clash in New York.
Pakistan suffered a shock defeat by the hands of co-hosts USA.
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