New Delhi. Shubman Gill and Abhishek Sharma took revenge by Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf in the Super 4 match against India in the Asia Cup. The nefarious act of Pak cricket about Operation Sindoor has not been done yet two days, but the female cricketer did something similar. Pakistan’s women’s team spinner Nashra Sandhu came into the limelight. What he did while celebrating his special performance is in the headlines. The gesture that he made reminded of Hasir Rauf.

Playing against South Africa in Lahore, Sandhu took six wickets and became the fastest Pakistani woman to take 100 wickets in ODI cricket. As part of his celebration, he raised six fingers, showing the number of his wickets. Later, he shared the same photo on social media with a caption to celebrate a celebration.

Sandhu posted on social media, “Alhamdulillah, I am really humble to reach the 100 ODI milestone and receive the Player of the Match award. I am grateful for the constant support of my family, team colleagues and support staff. I am looking forward with gratitude and determination.”

While many people appreciated his performance, the gesture raised controversy compared to Haris Rauf, who made “6-0” and plane-crossing gestures against India in the Asia Cup Super 4 match a day earlier. Some fans saw similarities, which led to online criticism.

However, contrary to Rauf’s antics, Sandhu’s gesture was clearly related to his six wickets. He did not show this to any opposing player or team. Nevertheless, soon after the Asia Cup dispute, the time for his celebration was such that many people saw it in a different way. This discussion is happening at a time when many Pakistani players are under investigation for their on-field celebration.