Why did Fatima Sana, teammates spray during Pakistan vs India clash? A bizarre situation unfolded during the Pakistan vs India ICC Women's Cricket World Cup match in Colombo when a swarm of insects invaded the ground soon after the floodlights were switched on.
The sudden attack by tiny bugs on Sunday caused visible discomfort to the players. Pakistani bowler Nashra Sandhu initially tried to fend them off with a towel after consulting the umpire, but the problem persisted. As the infestation worsened, Pakistan’s reserve players ran onto the field with insect repellent sprays.
Captain Fatima Sana began spraying around her teammates, while substitute Iman Fatima even sprayed a fellow player’s cap — though the insects refused to disperse.
Moments later, play had to be stopped. Ground staff sprayed the entire field before the match eventually resumed.
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Why did Fatima Sana, teammates spray during Pakistan vs India clash?
A bizarre situation unfolded during the Pakistan vs India ICC Women's Cricket World Cup match in Colombo when a swarm of insects invaded the ground soon after the floodlights were switched on.
The sudden attack by tiny bugs on Sunday caused visible discomfort to the players. Pakistani bowler Nashra Sandhu initially tried to fend them off with a towel after consulting the umpire, but the problem persisted.
As the infestation worsened, Pakistan’s reserve players ran onto the field with insect repellent sprays.
Captain Fatima Sana began spraying around her teammates, while substitute Iman Fatima even sprayed a fellow player’s cap — though the insects refused to disperse.
Moments later, play had to be stopped. Ground staff sprayed the entire field before the match eventually resumed.
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