There are so many calls of the Pakistan off-spinner, Usman Tariq, chucking, and during the second T20I of the three-match series against Australia, the latter’s all-rounder, Cameron Green, complained of that after he got dismissed for 35 runs in 20 balls at a strike rate of 175, with the help of one boundary and a couple of sixes.

The Incident took place on the fifth delivery of the 11th over during the second innings when Tariq paused and went for a fullish delivery with a low release-action as Cameron Green shaped to go over the mid of our extra cover region and ended up slicing it in the air of the outer edge.

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The ball only went sky high in the air before Sadaq Khan settled himself and grabbed a simple catch at backward point. While going back to the dressing room, the Australian batter copied the bowling action of Tariq to their dressing room, where he used his hand to show that the spinner was perhaps chucking the delivery, which is against the ICC’s rule book.

Cameron Green unhappy with Usman Tariq's chucking in Lahore T20I vs Pakistan 

Earlier in the game, Pakistan posted a massive score of 198 for the loss of five wickets in their allotted 20 overs as their captain, Salman Ali Agha, smashed a strong knock of 76 runs in 40 balls, with the help of eight boundaries and four sixes at a strike rate of 190.

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Cameron Green crying over the bowling action of Usman Tariq. 🤣

- The so called most expensive player of IPL.

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Their most veteran batter and the former captain, Babar Azam, failed for two runs at number 4 before the wicket-keeper batter, Usman Khan, blasted a decent knock of 53 runs in 36 balls at a strike rate of nearly 150, which was recorded with four boundaries and a couple of sixes.

In reply, the visitors got bundled out for just hundred and eight runs in 15.4 overs, losing the contest by 90 runs as Green ended up being their highest leading run getter individually in the scorecard with 35 runs. Usman Tariq picked up two wickets for 16 runs in his 2.4 overs, while Abrad Ahmed ended with three wickets for 14 runs in his three-over spell.

Brief Scorecard: Pakistan 198/5 (Salman Ali Agha 76, Usman Khan 53, Adam Zampa 1/27) beat Australia 108 (Cameron Green 35, Abrar Ahmed 3/14) by 90 runs.