By Admin 
Salman Agha Run Out Controversy: A big controversy has arisen in the Pakistan vs Bangladesh second ODI match. Pakistan team’s batsman Salman Aga was run out, after which questions are also being raised on sportsmanship in cricket. After being run out, Salman Agha first took off his gloves and threw them and then threw his helmet on the ground. After Salman returned to the dressing room, Mohammad Rizwan was seen arguing with the Bangladeshi players.
In the second ODI match, Pakistani team came to bat first. This incident happened on the fourth ball of the 39th over of Pakistani innings. Mehdi Hasan Miraj was bowling and Rizwan was batting. Rizwan gave a slight push to the ball, due to which the ball was coming back in the direction of the bowler.
What actually happened was that Salman Aga was out of his crease at the non-striking end. The ball hit Salman’s bat and then went into the hands of Mehdi Hasan. Meanwhile, there was a collision between the two, while Salman felt that the ball was no longer in play, so he bent down to pick up the ball. Even before that, Mehdi Hasan picked up the ball and hit it on the stumps and appealed for run out. As per the rules, the third umpire declared Salman out.
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SALMAN AGHA: THE LONE WARRIOR 🚨🏏
Runs: 64
Balls: 62
Boundaries: 7 Fours, 2 Sixes
Strike Rate: 103.22
Status: Controversially Run Out 🚩
On merit, Salman Agha was the clear winner in that Pakistan middle order today. To have a clinical performance ended…— syedaneees (@CricStatsPk) March 13, 2026
Salman Aga kept standing and watching. His facial expressions showed that he was not at all happy with the sportsmanship shown by the Bangladeshi players. After being declared out, he first took off his gloves and threw them away and then also threw away his helmet. On the other hand, when Salman Aga was returning towards the dressing room, he also slammed the bat and helmet and was seen shouting loudly in anger.
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