Haris Rauf, a Pakistan cricketer, was observed having a furious dispute with a fan in the United States, and the two engaged in a battle of words. Haris Rauf, who was accompanied by his wife, appeared enraged as he raced for the fan, as those around him attempted to grab and stop him.
His family and friends’ attempts to dissuade him from starting a verbal battle failed, and he leaped the bushes to confront the fan. Haris Rauf’s sneakers slipped off as he approached the fan, but he did not stop.
Haris Rauf’s wife and an official attempted to stop the cricketer, but their attempts were in vain. The fan ultimately strolled by the situation. The event occurred in the United States, and a video has been widely circulated on the internet.
Pakistan suffer shock exit from T20 World Cup 2024
Notably, Pakistan was eliminated from the T20 World Cup 2024 group stage with a crushing defeat. They lost to co-hosts the United States and archrivals India before defeating Ireland and Canada.
The two victories did not aid their chances, as the USA ended second in the points table with five points, allowing them to advance to the Super 8 round. India, on the other hand, stayed unbeaten and led the Group A standings with seven points, including one from an abandoned match.
Pakistan begin their World Cup campaign against the United States. The match was a tight one, with the two teams competing in a Super Over to determine the winner. After the USA scored 159 runs in 20 overs to tie the game, they set a 19-run goal for Pakistan to win the Super Over.
Pakistani batsmen stumbled at vital moments, with USA’s Saurabh Netravalkar holding them to 13/1 as the co-hosts secured a historic victory. The Men in Green then played India, captained by Rohit Sharma, in their second match, which proved to be another thriller.
Though Pakistan wiped India out for 119 in 19 overs in the first innings, their batsmen failed to match the bowlers’ efforts, as Jasprit Bumrah’s spectacular performance enabled India keep the opposition to 113/7 and win by a narrow margin of six runs.
