ICC World Cup: “ICC, BCCI give suspicious balls to Mohammed Shami, Siraj,” former Pakistan batsman cries foul play – Magazine Creations

Former Pakistan cricketer Hassan Raza claimed during a television interview that the ICC and BCCI favored Indian cricketers and questioned how the ball behaved differently during India’s innings. Hassan Raza even raised doubts about the DRS decision, which according to him was mostly in favor of India.

“We see that when they are batting, they are batting really well and suddenly the ball starts doing things when India bowl. There were 7-8 close calls from DRS which went their way. The way Siraj and Shami were swinging it at the catch.” It seemed that the ICC or the BCCI were giving them different and suspicious balls in the second half. A check must be made on the ball. There can also be an extra layer of coating on the ball for the swing,” Hassan Raza said while speaking to a channel called ABN.

“India had three players in place and even KL Rahul was standing tall behind the stumps. It meant that the ball had that solidity even after it was repeated so many times. Shami picked 5 wickets for about 18 runs, and Siraj got 3. I can’t imagine that “These are international batsmen and they are all going out of play. It is as if the ball that was used earlier disappears. So I think this has to be looked into,” the former cricketer added.