Lucknow: The Indian cricket team made it to the semi-finals by defeating Australia in the Super-8 match. Indian fans are very happy with Team India reaching the semi-finals and they are waiting for the knockout stage. India will play its semi-final match against England on 27 June. After India reaching the semi-finals and Pakistan being eliminated in the first stage, some great Pakistani players are unable to digest this success of Team India.
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Actually, former Pakistani great batsmen Inzamam-ul-Haq and Salim Malik have accused India of ball tampering. Let us tell you that in the match played between India and Australia, the Men in Blue won by 24 runs and with this they have confirmed their place for the semi-finals. With this defeat, the Kangaroo team was out of the tournament but Inzamam could not digest this success of India and he accused them of ball tampering. Actually, a video is going viral on social media, in which Inzamam can be seen making these allegations.
He said, “When Arshdeep Singh came to bowl in the 15th over, the ball was reverse swinging. From the 12th over to the 15th over, the ball was capable of reverse swinging and in such a situation, the umpire needed to keep his eyes open at this place. If the ball was reverse swinging in the 15th over, then serious work was done with it. Not only this, Salim Malik was also present on this show, who justified Inzamam's words.”
Watch the video here-
Let us tell you that both Inzamam and Malik were accusing India of ball tampering. This is not the first time that a Pakistani player has been happy with India's victory in this way and now he has given a big statement for this. However, India has shown excellent performance in this World Cup so far and this team has remained undefeated. In such a situation, this time the Men in Blue would like to win the trophy.
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