The Pakistan team was shamefully eliminated from the T20 World Cup 2024. Since then, Pakistani fans were angry. While staying in America, there was a scuffle between the team's fast bowler Haris Rauf and a Pakistani fan. The video of this incident has gone viral on social media. After the video went viral, Rauf had said that he would give a befitting reply if anything wrong happens against the family. Now the PCB has also come in support of Rauf. At the same time, his teammate Mohammad Rizwan has tried to defame India in this matter.

India-Pakistan in Rauf's battle?

After the Haris Rauf case came to light, many cricketers have posted on social media in his support. Rizwan, on the other hand, was seen talking about India-Pakistan in this matter. It can be clearly seen in the viral video that one of the people with whom Rauf had a scuffle was wearing a Pakistan cricket team jersey. The fan himself had also claimed to be Pakistani. Despite this, Rizwan took the name of India while writing in support of Rauf.

It is irrelevant whether the person who disrespected Haris Rauf was from Pakistan or India. What really matters is that this individual lacked values ​​and manners. No one has the right to disrespect any human being, especially in front of their family members. Such appalling

— Muhammad Rizwan (@iMRizwanPak) June 18, 2024

He said that it does not matter whether the fan is from India or Pakistan, but he did not have any manners. Rizwan further said that no one has the right to insult any person. However, soon his conspiracy to defame India was exposed.

Haris Rauf admits that the man who harassed him infront of his wife in USA was indeed a PAKISTANI.

Rizwan and his paid PR agents must delete their tweets apologise ASAP for linking this with India. pic.twitter.com/pAz0Sf8UlL

— Johns (@JohnyBravo183) June 18, 2024

Pakistani channel ARY News revealed that the man who fought with Rauf was from Pakistan. The anchor of the channel said that he talked to Haris Rauf about this incident. During this, he told that the man was from Pakistan.

PCB's entry in Rauf case

Now Pakistan Cricket Board has also entered in the case of Haris Rauf. PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi has supported Rauf and has talked about taking legal action against the misbehaving Pakistani fan.