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Rahat Ali, Imad Wasim exchange verbal blows in Pakistan Super League

Imad Wasim and Rahat Ali argued during a Pakistan Super League match between Karachi Kings and Quetta Gladiators.

Published on: Mar 11, 2018, 14:19:51 IST
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Pakistan cricket team players Imad Wasim and Rahat Ali were involved in an on-field verbal duel during a Pakistan Super League (PSL) match between Karachi Kings and Quetta Gladiators.

Pakistan's Imad Wasim was involved in a verbal spat with Rahat Ali in a Pakistan Super League match. (AP)
Pakistan's Imad Wasim was involved in a verbal spat with Rahat Ali in a Pakistan Super League match. (AP)

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Imad, skipper of Karachi Kings, and Rahat, a key member of Quetta Gladiators’ fast bowling unit were up against each other in the 19th match of the ongoing PSL in Dubai. The incident took place in the 16th over of Kings’ chase when Ali dismissed Imad and gestured the left-handed batsman to go back to pavilion.

The pacer’s send-off gesture didn’t go down with Karachi skipper as he lost his cool and showed his displeasure by saying a thing or two in response. Imad continued to express his anger while walking off the field even as Gladiators wicketkeeper took Rahat away from him.

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With the victory, Gladiators have taken their points’ tally to eight from seven matches while Kings have seven points from six matches so far.

 
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