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Dubai: Pakistan and India collided in a blockbuster group match in the Champions Trophy on Sunday in Dubai.
A look at five controversial moments on the pitch amidst staunch rivals in one day cricket:
Miandad’s kangaroo jump
Pakistan’s Javed Miadad Always found a way of harassing his opponents with his batting or sledging, and a match against India was no different in the 1992 World Cup.
Indian wicketkeeper Kiran looked highly attractive that Miandad was harassed during Pakistan’s chase in Sydney.
The batsman had a word with more, who was chatting behind the stump before taking a guard on frequent delivery.
Later, after completing a puffy run, Miadad in his appeal stopped like a kangaroo in a bid to mimic the gloves.
The commentators and fans saw the funny side, but not Indian captain Mohammad Azharuddin, who was blindly fierce on Miandad’s antics.
Prasad’s revenge
Opener Amer Sohail The 1996 World Cup was chasing Pakistan in the quarter -finals, when a moment of rash from the left -handed batsman was spent in the game.
Bangalore, Sohail and fellow opener chasing 289 to win Saeed Anwar Before Anwar’s departure, the team’s race was reduced to 84 in 10 overs.
Sohail alleged when Indian medium-pessers killed Venkatesh prasad Pointed for a limit and the bowler in the direction of shot with a finger.
Prasad hit back, bowling the next ball from a huge roar from the crowd and a bowling to a bowler to chase Pakistan.
Injem attacks fans
Pakistan is usually calm Inzam-ul-Haq In a match in Toronto in 1997, a fan of India faced a fan at a stand and the incident became a talk for the coming years.
The Injem was standing on the border when a supporter of an India, referring to the huge frame of the cricketer, shook the batsman with the mantras of “Aloo” (Potato in Hindi).
When the call became loud on a megaphone, Injam instructed one of his players to bring the bat from the dressing room and was soon inside the stand.
Inzamam was reprimanded for the Act and years later it was said that the mantras were personal and derogatory.
Severe-aberid trade misuse
India batsman Gautam Gambhir – Now his coach- Pakistan spinner smack Shahid Afridi In a match in 2007, words were exchanged for a border for a border and before both exploded almost.
Gambhir and Afridi refused to return after some verbal volcano and the batsmen and bowlers collided – in the middle of one run – seems to be aimed at.
The two again had to go to each other with explicitly visible explains in dramatic TV images, before the on-field umpire intervened to sink the fire.
Gambhir and Afridi have maintained rivalry even after retiring and indulge in ugly exchanges on social media on cricket and politics.
Akhtar trigger Harbhajan
Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar Never returned from a fight but in a duality Harbhajan Singh The Indian spinner was the last laugh at the 2010 Asia Cup.
Akhtar bowled a dot ball for Talender Harbhajan in the chase of India and threw some slases, but only triggered the batsman to hit the sixes for India’s victory in the final of Mohammad Amir.
Harbhajan celebrated wildly in front of Akhtar, who told him where to go.
Akhtar and Harbhajan recently applied the moment on TV in a promotion video for the Champions Trophy.