Pakistan’s Cricketer Abrar Ahmed Issues Bold Statement Before 2026 T20 WC Clash with India
Abrar Ahmed, the Pakistani leg-spinner, has made headlines ahead of the highly anticipated clash between Pakistan and India in the 2026 T20 World Cup. As preparations intensify for the match scheduled on February 15, 2026, in Colombo, Ahmed’s bold comments have sparked interest.
Abrar Ahmed’s Statement at Press Conference
During a recent press conference following Pakistan’s opening T20I against Australia at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Ahmed was quizzed about his signature wicket celebration. He notably gestured towards Shubman Gill during a previous encounter in the Champions Trophy, signaling his dismissal. When asked if he would repeat this against certain teams, he affirmed his intent, stating, “I will do it whenever I feel like it. There are some teams against whom I will definitely continue doing it.”
Upcoming Match Details
The match between India and Pakistan is set for February 15, which will mark a significant moment in the T20 World Cup. Prior to this showdown, both teams will have played two games. Pakistan’s squad, consisting of 15 players, is expected to depart for Colombo on February 2 after their series against Australia.
Contemplated Protest from Pakistan
- Pakistan Cricket Board is considering a symbolic protest.
- Reports suggest players may wear black armbands during the match against India.
- No official confirmation has been released regarding this protest yet.
Under the leadership of captain Salman Agha, Pakistan is scheduled to play their T20 World Cup opener against the Netherlands on February 7 in Colombo. The anticipation builds as fans eagerly await the match against their arch-rivals, India.
