The Asia Cup concluded on a controversial note.

Indian skipper Suryakumar Yadav first refused to accept the Asia Cup trophy, and expressed disappointment over not getting it.

Faizan Lakhani clarified that it was Jay Shah’s personal decision not to appear at the ceremony.

Salman Ali Agha warned that if such conduct continues, it could set a dangerous precedent.

Mohsin Naqvi stood firm and did not allow India to dictate terms.

Defense Minister Khawaja Asif also weighed in, accusing Modi of “destroying the culture and spirit of cricket” for political gain.

Bachchan’s response sparked banter on both sides of the border.

The fine was imposed following the heated Asia Cup encounter between Pakistan and India on September 14

'It is an India–Pakistan final, and naturally India go in as favourites'

The high-stakes clash is set against a backdrop of political tension between the two countries.

Pakistan kept their hopes alive on Tuesday with a five-wicket victory over Sri Lanka

Instead of steering the conversation back, Gupta joined in, debating the pronunciation in a provocative tone.

Farhan scored 58 runs in the match against India on Sunday.

Pakistan to play Sri Lanka tomorrow

The dismissal left both Fakhar and head coach Gary Kirsten visibly frustrated as he returned to the pavilion.