Weapons were fired in celebration of Pakistan’s victory over Afghanistan, which resulted in violence between fans, TWO Pakistan cricket fans were killed.
After their T20 triumph at the Sharjah International Stadium in the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan’s Peshawar supporters rejoiced that their team had advanced to the Asia Cup final.
Pakistan qualified for Sunday’s championship game and will now compete against Sri Lanka for the trophy.
According to the article, three additional women allegedly suffered injuries in the tragic incident.
According to reports, the police have detained 41 individuals for their alleged involvement in the incident.
In the UAE, mayhem followed Pakistan’s victory over Afghanistan as fans exchanged punches after the game.
In frightening circumstances, it was seen that Afghanistan supporters pulled out chairs and threw them at Pakistan supporters, who then threw the chairs back.
The video showed that one of the unarmed Pakistani supporters was repeatedly struck with a chair on the back.
Afghan viewers were observed attempting to calm the situation by stealing chairs from other spectators in an effort to calm the crowd.
On social media, former Pakistani star Shoaib Akhtar criticised Afghan supporters and encouraged Shafiq Stanikzai, the former head of the Afghanistan Cricket Board, to draw lessons from the experience.
He tweeted: “This is what Afghan fans are doing.
“This is what they’ve done in the past multiple times.
“This is a game and it’s supposed to be played and taken in the right spirit.
“Shafiq Stanikzai your crowd & your players both need to learn a few things if you guys want to grow in the sport.”
There have been accusations that the nasty scenes developed as a result of a fight between the players that was allegedly started by Afghanistan bowler Fareed Malik abusing Asif Ali.
Videos posted online depict both groups of fans fighting outside the stadium in addition to assaults within the stadium.
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