The International Cricket Council (ICC) has instructed the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) to conduct a detailed investigation into the unruly behaviour of the ticket-less Afghanistan fans gathered outside the Dubai International Stadium for the T20 World Cup Super 12 match between their country and Pakistan.
More than 16,000 tickets had been issued for Friday night바카라s game between Pakistan and Afghanistan, but thousands of ticket-less fans travelled to the venue and then attempted to force their way through inside the stadium premises.
바카라Dubai Police and security staff secured the stadium to ensure the safety of everyone inside and brought in significant additional resources to disperse the crowd and calm the situation,바카라 the ICC said in a statement.Â
바카라At approximately 7pm, Dubai Police directed that all gates should remain closed and no further entry was permitted to maintain a safe and controlled environment inside the venue.바카라
The governing body has asked the ECB to learn lessons from the incident and work closely with the authorities to ensure that there is no repeat of this situation in the future.
바카라The ICC, BCCI and ECB apologise to any fans with valid tickets who were unable to enter the stadium tonight and request they contact the ticket provider,바카라 the statement added.
Pakistan defeated Afghanistan by five wickets to register their third consecutive win in the Super 12 stage of the showpiece.
Security personnel also had a tough time when a supporter invaded the pitch just after the match finished before pinning him down. Reacting to the incident, Nabi also urged the fans to enter the stadium with valid match tickets.
바카라For the Afghan fans, please buy a ticket and come to the stadium. Don't repeat again. This is not good,바카라 Nabi said. The usually calm and composed Nabi looked visibly upset after a journalist asked him a question on their diplomatic relation with Pakistan after Taliban바카라s takeover.
바카라I think we can just stick to cricket, leaving out the situation. It will be better. We are here for the World Cup and we have come full of confidence and preparation,바카라 Nabi said.
Prodded further on Pakistan-Afghanistan relations after the change of government, Nabi said: 바카라It바카라s not a cricket question.바카라