The Faisalabad-born batsman can face disciplinary action for his reaction to pacer’s send-off after the dismissal
27 August, 2020
PHOTO COURTESY: CPL
Pakistan hard-hitting batsman Asif Ali could find himself in hot water after he swung his bat in anger towards West Indies pacer Keemo Paul, who dismissed him for 3 runs in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) match between Jamaica Tallawahs and Guyana Amazon Warriors on Tuesday.
The Faisalabad-born batsman, who is representing the Tallawahs in his first season of CPL, can face disciplinary action for his reaction to Paul’s send-off after the former was caught at long-on by Warrior’s captain Chris Green.
— Sourav (@Sourav82977842) August 26, 2020
Match referee Reon King can be seen in action immediately after the incident. However, the authorities are yet to announce any punishment for the Pakistan batsman.
ALSO READ: Hussain, Warne laud ‘very watchable’ Pakistan after England Tests
Despite Asif’s early departure, Tallawahs went on to win the match by five wickets, chasing 109 with two overs to spare.
After an impressive start with an unbeaten 47-run knock, Asif has failed to get going in the tournament, as he has amassed only 41 runs in the next four innings.
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
