The Asia Cup 2025 has been full of controversies, and what was supposed to be an exciting cricket tournament has become messy, mostly because of Pakistan cricket. After the handshake issue with India, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has now filed another complaint with the ICC.

This new complaint is about Fakhar Zaman’s dismissal in the Super 4 match against India. Fakhar had scored 15 off 9 balls when he edged a delivery from Hardik Pandya. Wicketkeeper Sanju Samson went low and caught the ball, but the catch became controversial. The third umpire, Sri Lankan Ruchira Palliyaguruge, gave the decision in India’s favour, saying Samson had his gloves under the ball.

Fakhar Zaman was unhappy with the call, and as per Geo News, PCB has officially complained to the ICC. This adds to the series of issues Pakistan has raised during the tournament, keeping the spotlight away from cricket.

PCB’s complaint history in Asia Cup 2025

This is not the first time Pakistan has raised issues during the Asia Cup. Earlier, in the group stage match against India, the Suryakumar Yadav-led side did not shake hands with the Pakistani players. This angered the PCB, who then filed a complaint against the match referee for failing to enforce the Code of Conduct. However, the ICC rejected their plea, after which the PCB even threatened to boycott the UAE clash before eventually reversing their decision.

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Given the past instances, PCB’s latest complaint regarding Fakhar’s dismissal is also expected to be turned down. While umpiring decisions can spark debate, the officials follow technology and rules, and the ICC is unlikely to overturn the outcome of the match.