Hasan Ali had a forgettable night on Thursday where Australia beat Pakistan to proceed to the finals. He wasn’t at his best. Not only did the pacer leak runs with the ball but also dropped a crucial catch of Matthew Wade which ended up being the deciding factor.

Even the Pakistani skipper Babar Azam spoke about the same during the post-match, presentation after the completion of the match. However, he did back his teammate during a post-match presser and added that they will be boosting his confidence.

Samiya Hasan Ali, is Hasan Ali’s wife recently posted a story on her Instagram account which went viral. Contrary to what everyone is perceiving right now, she said that she and her daughter weren’t receiving any threats and instead, saw tons of support for them. Her story consisted of a Twitter account which was nothing but a fake account of herself.

The caption in her story was, “Saw many tweets circulating from this fake account that I, Hassan and my daughter are getting threats from people from Pakistan, which is absolutely wrong. Instead we’ve seen tons of support” read the caption.

Her caption also spoke about how the Twitter account was a fake one and she in fact, isn’t on Twitter. “Please don’t believe any such statements and don’t follow any accounts on Twitter pretending to be me. I am not on Twitter. Please report the accounts claiming to be me.” she said on her Instagram story.

Veteran Tamil Nadu cricketer Murali Vijay will not take part in the upcoming Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. The right-handed batsman is hesitant to take the Covid-19 vaccine and does not want to undergo bubble life as well.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has released the standard operating procedures, and has ordered the state associations to implement the same. The BCCI SOPs have mandated that a player should stay inside the bubble for a week before the tournament begins and should continue staying in the bubble as l.