The young bowler soon got a call from the PCB high-ups and was rapped for going public with such controversial comments.
Karachi: Pakistan’s young fast bowler Shahnawaz Dahani was verbally cautioned by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for his tweet after he was not considered for the one-day series against Afghanistan and the Asia Cup.
Dahani wrote a sarcastic tweet soon after the Pakistan squads were announced, indirectly mentioning chief selector Inzamam ul Haq in his post and even taking a dig at journalists for not questioning his absence from the squads.
“Seems they don’t know I am a Pakistani bowler and no one in the press conference even asked him (Inzamam) about my selection,” Dahani wrote.
The young bowler soon got a call from the PCB high-ups and was rapped for going public with such controversial comments.
Dahani, one of the few players to make the international level from the interior of the southern Sindh province, apparently quickly realised his blunder and has now deleted the tweet.
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