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As far as I have heard and I think there is a proper law which says no person, be it player or staff member can get on the field without wearing proper sports trousers/clothing or professional attire if you are media personnel. 

 

Inzamam, after Pakistan’s defeat to India, is seen on the field, checking out the pitch wearing Kurta pajama.

 

Inzi :facepalm:

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Posted
3 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

Not after .. It was before.  I am not sure what business they have to stand there and talk to groundsman

Yeah, selector shouldn’t be on the ground seeing pitch. He is a not a coach. 

Posted

some ridiculous rules .. 

when i was with netapp i use to visit gym just to check my weight , gym instructor asked me to wear shoes inside the gym even for checking weight :wall: 

Posted
26 minutes ago, Suhaan said:

Looks like right after inspecting pitch he will visit some madarsa and enlighten his peace loving brethrens about benefits of Jihad

Malik, Sarfaraz, Wahab, Hasan Ali and professor Hafeez will be new members joining him. He came to hire them and give them scholorship. 

Posted
46 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

Not after .. It was before.  I am not sure what business they have to stand there and talk to groundsman

Location in England For sure.Former Pakistan captain Intikhab Alam ask to PCB "why pakistan selector present at Ground >> giving Istruction to Groundsman or Curator?"

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Aiden said:

Forget about Inzi why the hell a bollywood actor was doing all around the ground before and after the match

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on the ground after the game and on the pitch before the game are two different things. 

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Posted
48 minutes ago, Aiden said:

Forget about Inzi why the hell a bollywood actor was doing all around the ground before and after the match

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Chillaxing

Posted
2 hours ago, Cricketics said:

As far as I have heard and I think there is a proper law which says no person, be it player or staff member can get on the field without wearing proper sports trousers/clothing or professional attire if you are media personnel. 

 

Inzamam, after Pakistan’s defeat to India, is seen on the field, checking out the pitch wearing Kurta pajama.

 

Inzi :facepalm:

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Dude seriously? Broke the law for wearing kurta 'pajama' ?

:cantstop:

Posted
3 hours ago, Cricketics said:

As far as I have heard and I think there is a proper law which says no person, be it player or staff member can get on the field without wearing proper sports trousers/clothing or professional attire if you are media personnel. 

 

Inzamam, after Pakistan’s defeat to India, is seen on the field, checking out the pitch wearing Kurta pajama.

 

Inzi :facepalm:

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Kurta is professional attire for Inzi

Posted (edited)

Only captain and head coach are allowed to inspect the pitch, what is the CS doing here? Hope ICC looks into it. 

Edited by Gollum
Posted
7 hours ago, Aiden said:

Forget about Inzi why the hell a bollywood actor was doing all around the ground before and after the match

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Gaudy but still a Paid promotion. Inzi is a mulla and pakistani people should be ashamed of such religious displays in professional setup. No wonder you are so regressive in everything you will just have mullas in the end everyone from doctors to nuke scientists wearing skull caps and suggesting allah save them. Imagine seeing an Indian cricketer in a priest clothing in the pitch.

 

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Posted
9 hours ago, Cricketics said:

As far as I have heard and I think there is a proper law which says no person, be it player or staff member can get on the field without wearing proper sports trousers/clothing or professional attire if you are media personnel. 

 

Inzamam, after Pakistan’s defeat to India, is seen on the field, checking out the pitch wearing Kurta pajama.

 

Inzi :facepalm:

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It's a Shalwar and not Kurta Pajama. 

Pakistan men for some reason like to wear ladies' clothing. 

Posted
9 hours ago, rkt.india said:

Mullahs should remain in the mosques, not on the grounds.

 

8 hours ago, Suhaan said:

Looks like right after inspecting pitch he will visit some madarsa and enlighten his peace loving brethrens about benefits of Jihad

 

7 hours ago, DHONI_FANN said:

He is trying to do pitch Jihad

 

1 hour ago, Vilander said:

Gaudy but still a Paid promotion. Inzi is a mulla and pakistani people should be ashamed of such religious displays in professional setup. No wonder you are so regressive in everything you will just have mullas in the end everyone from doctors to nuke scientists wearing skull caps and suggesting allah save them. Imagine seeing an Indian cricketer in a priest clothing in the pitch.

Shalwar-Qameez is National dress of Pakistan and totally normal to wear anywhere, at any event, for every profession; from a Laborer to prime minister and if your above 'judgments/remarks' are just because of that cap, its not anything abnormal either, usually people who regularly offer prayers (or sometime bcz of their cultural background) make it a part of their regular dressing but nobody (with any reasonable education) would judge them like that bcz its neither Mullah specific dressing nor any particular religious/jihadi display...  (One of my uncle runs a multi-national software-house, visits worldwide and almsot all the time had same outlook, same attire... I just wonder whether he ever face such remarks? may be not bcz I think he's never been to india)

 

on actual topic: issue should only be whether a selector can visit pitch/ground before match? if rule says NO, then ICC or whoever should ask him! but dressing can't/should'nt be an issue since he is not a part of team/coaching staff...

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