Bangladesh are too late to appeal result: Pakistan

Bangladesh claim an incident in the last over of Thursday's final against Pakistan which cost them the game.


Reuters March 25, 2012

KARACHI: Bangladesh have reacted too late in trying to have the result of the Asia Cup final overturned, the Pakistan Cricket Board's chief operating officer said on Sunday.

A senior official from the Bangladesh Cricket Board said on Saturday that it will ask the Asian Cricket Council to review an incident in the last over of Thursday's final against Pakistan which they believe cost them the game.

Pakistan won the final by two runs but Bangladesh say Pakistani bowler Aizaz Cheema, who bowled the final over, deliberately tried to block batsman Mahmudullah and five penalty runs should be incurred.

"We are a bit surprised by this late reaction from the Bangladesh board because we believe if something was wrong the match officials would have taken action on the spot," the PCB’s Subhan Ahmed told Reuters.

"What we fail to understand is why there is this late reaction from the Bangladesh board. But even if they appeal I don't think it will affect relations between the two boards."

COMMENTS (7)

usmanx | 12 years ago | Reply pakistan was part of "india" only 500 out of last 10,000 years. it was part of central asia before.
Baqar | 12 years ago | Reply

cry babies.... keeping crying while we laugh and enjoy the victory :D

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