The announcement left social media users in shock and disbelief.

Sheikh Mohammed condemned “barbaric Israeli attack,” while expressing gratitude for the solidarity shown by Arab, Islamic countries.

Pakistan team manager confronted Pycroft, telling him the conduct went against the spirit of the game.

Yadav had also avoided shaking hands with Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha earlier during the toss.

Saim Ayub was Pakistan’s only wicket-taker, claiming all three Indian scalps for 35 runs.

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Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha, after winning the toss, decided to bat first.

He also credited white-ball head coach Mike Hesson for innovative use of resources, including Saim Ayub’s surprising role as a regular bowler.

Despite the match being just hours away, Indian media continues to stir controversy, with reports suggesting that anti-match rhetoric remains widespread.

This match will bring great competition and entertainment to the fans.