Watch: Pakistani YouTuber triggers heated exchange with Australian fan over ‘Sandpaper Gift’in ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026

A heated moment between fans caught attention during the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026. A Pakistani fan walked up to the famous Australian supporter Jake Jeakings in the crowd. He said he had a “gift” for him. The gift was a piece of sandpaper, which was linked to Australia’s old ball-tampering issue.

The talk between them soon became an argument. Both of them said harsh words as other fans watched. Jake, who is known for loudly supporting Australia, looked angry but did not lose control.

The clip spread fast on social media. Many people shared different views. Some said the act was wrong and not in good spirit, as it reminded everyone of a bad moment from cricket’s past.

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Fan Moments Go Viral During T20 World Cup

The incident shows that fan moments in cricket can sometimes go too far. While many fan interactions are fun, some can become uncomfortable. Cricket fans around the world are talking about the video and saying that respect is important, even during big rival matches and major tournaments like the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026.

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Beer Moment Steals Spotlight During NED vs NAM Match

Another video from the Netherlands vs Namibia match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi has also gone viral. In the clip, a vendor is seen giving a beer to a happy fan in the stands. The moment made many people smile online.

Fans were enjoying the match and the lively atmosphere. Even though stadium rules usually control alcohol sales, the video shows how vendors try to keep fans refreshed. Many social media users reacted with jokes and funny comments. Some said it showed the fun and festive side of cricket.

The Netherlands vs Namibia game in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup group stage had great energy both on the field and in the crowd. Moments like this remind people that cricket is not only about runs and wickets, but also about the special experiences fans share during big events.