In the recent Bangladesh-India match, the 22-yard fight spread more controversy than heat. There has also been a lot of controversy surrounding the T20 World Cup match in Adelaide on Wednesday. Statements, counter statements have been going on since the match. Starting from the former cricketers of the two countries, almost everyone is opening up.
This time there is a new controversy about the Bangladesh-India match, Virat Kohli’s fake fielding and playing on a wet field. Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi blamed the ICC on that issue. In an interview given to Sama TV, Afridi said that the ICC has favored India to advance them in the semi-final.
Afridi said, “It was seen on TV that Shakib talked about the wet field. It was seen that the field was wet. I think the ICC is biased towards India. They wanted India to go to the semi-finals. The umpires of the India-Pakistan match were the same in the Bangladesh-India match. Will be the best umpire again.”
Afridi claims, ICC remains under pressure when India plays on the field. The reason, he sees, is that there are many factors involved. Meanwhile, despite not winning the match, the former Pakistani star praised the playing of Bangladesh. Afridi praised the positive batting of Liton Kumar Das in particular.