Pakistan has taken an unassailable lead in the ongoing important series before the T20 World Cup 2026. In the second T20, Pakistan defeated Australia by a huge margin of 90 runs and took a 2-0 lead in the 3-match series. After this match, questions were raised about the bowling action of Usman Tariq. Australian batsman Cameron Green himself looked angry at his action, on whose ball he was caught out. Its video is also going viral.

In this match played at Gaddafi Stadium, Pakistan had set a target of 199 runs for Australia, in response to which the visiting team collapsed for 108 runs. The team’s first wicket in the form of captain Mitchell Marsh (18) fell at the score of 22, after which Travis Head was also bowled on the very next ball. Dangerous batsman Head could score only 4 runs. Australia’s fifth wicket fell at the score of 54, although there were expectations from Cameron Green who was batting well. But in the 11th over he was caught out on the ball of Usman Tariq.

Batsmen looked unhappy with Usman Tariq’s bowling action

Cameron Green was playing after scoring 35 runs in 19 balls. Green tried to hit a big shot on the fifth ball of the 11th over bowled by Usman Tariq, but it became an opportunity for Shadab Khan to take an easy catch. Green was out, but while returning to the pavilion he raised questions on Usman’s bowling through gestures. After this, when he reached his dugout, he also told his players that he was bowling with his hands very low.

Usman Tariq is clearly a chucker.

How can someone with that kind of bowling action is allowed to bowl in international cricket??

Cameron Green is so angry, he is literally saying Usman Tariq is a world class premium chucker from Pakistan. ??? pic.twitter.com/OcbwpxbZBv

— Incognito (@Incognito_qfs) January 31, 2026

Questions have also been raised in PSL

Its video is also going viral, some people are calling it ‘chucking’ (illegal bowling). Let us tell you that even in the 9th and 10th edition of Pakistan Super League, his action was described as suspicious. However, both times the PCB got official tests done and they got a clean chit.