New Delhi: After taking a wicket or a century in a cricket match, the bowler-batsman is seen celebrating on the field. But questions are being raised about the celebration of a bowler in the ongoing Big Bash League in Australia. Pakistani player Haris Rauf, after taking wickets on Thursday, made a 'throat-bite' gesture, on which there is a ruckus and people are listening to Harris on Twitter.
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In fact, in the ongoing Big Bash League in Australia, a match was being held on Thursday between Melbourne Stars, Sydney Thunder. Then Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf, playing for Melbourne Stars, made a 'neck biting' gesture towards the batsman whenever he took any wicket. Even when he was making this kind of gesture, there was noise in the ground. But, people on Twitter have heard them very well and have strongly criticized this kind of reaction.
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Australian rugby player Darrel Bromman has protested on Twitter, writing that, "I don't know how appropriate it is to cut neck after Harris Rauf took a wicket." He is a great bowler, but the celebration after taking the wicket is completely wrong. Who agrees with me? ' Apart from him, many other Twitter users also raised questions on this. A Twitter user wrote that making a gesture like cutting the throat in the game makes it feel strange. It is not needed at all.
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This is unnatural and barbarians type celebration. From Where this fellow learned..?
— KY (@KyYadhu) January 2, 2020
Pakistan's Haris Rauf's throat-cutting celebration sparks controversy during the KFC BBL match in Australia. pic.twitter.com/t0aUqlifre
