Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir and an Indian batter exchanged heated words on the field during a match in the Abu Dhabi T10 League. The exchange followed a reverse shot that the batter played over the wicketkeeper's head for four while Amir was bowling. The moment drew attention because of the tension between the two players.
What happened on the field
The batter was dismissed off the very next delivery. He played another shot and was caught near the boundary, and Amir celebrated the wicket vigorously. The celebration came straight after the dismissal, so the brief confrontation and the wicket sit close together in the sequence of play.
What was said between the two players has not been confirmed publicly, and no official comment on the exchange has been reported so far. Cricket fans can only rely on what was seen on the field, which was a sharp exchange followed by a wicket and a strong reaction from the bowler. Any further step would depend on the league or the teams, and none has been reported.
Amir's form and an earlier flashpoint
Amir is representing the UAE Bulls in the league, a team that also includes all-rounder Shadab Khan. In the match played the previous day, he bowled two overs, conceded 38 runs and took three wickets. Dividing 38 runs by two overs gives an average of 19 runs conceded per over, a simple way to judge the cost of his spell.
Amir has been involved in another on-field moment in a separate match. Pakistani batter Iftikhar Ahmed hit him for six, and Amir's bouncer in reply struck Iftikhar on the helmet. The physiotherapist then had to come onto the field.
The Abu Dhabi T10 League is a short-format tournament, with each side batting for ten overs in an innings. In a format this brief, a single over or one exchange can change the mood of a match quickly.
Aasan alfaaz mein
Abu Dhabi T10 League mein Mohammad Amir aur ek Indian batter ke darmiyan match ke dauran tikhi baat cheet hui. Batter ke reverse shot ke baad agli gaind par wicket aaya aur Amir ne bhar pur jashn manaya. Pakistan mein cricket fans ke liye yeh khabar khel ki hai, aur is ka seedha asar bills ya qeemton par nahi parta. Abhi tak is baat cheet par koi official bayan samne nahi aaya.
