New -Delhi, September 25 (IANS). Indian T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav appears before Richie Richardson, the match referee of the International Cricket Board for his alleged political statements after a group A match with Pakistan on September 21 in Dubai. The ICC has ordered Suryakumar Yadav to avoid any political statement at its future official press conference. According to the report, Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav, BCCI Coo Hemang Amin and the manager of cricket operations Sumit Mallapurkar appeared before the committee. He showed video clips of his press conference and acknowledged that he made these statements. The trial was held by the Pakistan Cricket Board on a complaint with the ICC about Surya’s political statements following the victory of the Indian team against Pakistan in the Asia Cup group phase. During the after -match presentation after the victory of India, Yadav named the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack and the Indian army. The Indian T20 captain did not join hands with his peer Salman Aga at the time of the throw, while the Indian players refused to join the traditional hand after the match. When asked if he violated the spirit of the game, his answer was: “There is nothing more than the sportsmanship. We stand with all the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack and devote it to the armed forces participating in Operation Sindor.” According to Telecom Asia Sport, the ICC told Suryakumar Yadav that if everyone talks politics, it will be difficult to handle it. At the same time, according to the report, two Pakistani players Sahibzada Farhan and Haris Rauf were also instructed to appear before the ICC. Both appear before the committee on Friday. He was called after the complaint of India about his offensive and political gestures during the recent Super 4 -phase match. Farhan and Rauf did not appear in court on Thursday to play a match against Bangladesh in Dubai. The Indians expressed dissatisfaction with Farhan’s copy with the bat, while Rauf repeatedly gave birth to the plane crash, citing Pakistan’s false allegations that he had killed Indian aircraft during Operation Sindoor. -Ians bag shares this story tags
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