The eye has been diverted from the host group that managed to carry the Asian giants to a 1-1 ODI sequence draw due to India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur‘s post-match gestures in the direction of the Bangladesh group. Having received the rain-delayed opener, Bangladesh pulled off an unimaginable comeback within the third ODI to tie it and the sequence. The main target of the match, nonetheless, was Harmanpreet, who not solely expressed her disapproval of among the umpiring selections within the sequence finale but additionally later made enjoyable of the Bangladesh squad for pressuring the gamers to skip the group photograph. Madan Lal, a legendary determine in Indian cricket, has now demanded that the BCCI take stern measures towards the skipper for her “pathetic behaviour.”

The third sport’s umpiring clearly infuriated Harmanpreet, who destroyed the stumps along with her bat after being dismissed. There have been two additional events the place disputed calls let down Indian batters.

The 34-year-old insulted the Bangladesh gamers on the trophy image session after criticising the umpires within the post-game chat. The India captain is plainly seen asking the umpires to hitch in as effectively in a video that went viral a day after the sport, hinting that they’re a member of the Bangladesh squad. Bangladesh’s captain, Nigar Sultan, was offended by the behaviour and inspired her group to depart the practise. Madan Lal, the 1983 World Cup champion participant, criticised Harmanpreet on Twitter for the actions.

Madan Lal Tweeted

“Harmanpreet’s behaviour towards the Bangladesh girls’s group was pathetic. She just isn’t greater than the sport. She obtained a really dangerous title for Indian cricket. BCCI ought to take very strict disciplinary motion,” he tweeted.

Nigar additionally attacked the India captain’s actions in relation to Harmanpreet: “It’s completely her drawback. I’ve nothing to do with it. As a participant, she may have proven higher manners. I can’t inform you what occurred, but it surely didn’t really feel proper to be there [for the photograph] with my group. It wasn’t the suitable atmosphere. That’s why we went again. Cricket is a sport of self-discipline and respect.”

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