Naseem of Quetta Gladiators gets punished for wearing helmet of BPL in PSL

Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) has ended recently. Meanwhile, Pakistan Super League (PSL) has started in Pakistan. This time, the helmet of BPL was seen in this franchise league of Pakistan. Naseem Shah was seen wearing the helmet of Comilla Victorians while playing for Quetta Gladiators in PSL. And because of that he had to be punished. The matter has created a lot of noise in the PSL.

Naseem Shah has played in BPL a few days ago. He played for Comilla Victorians. But as PSL started, he had to return home without finishing BPL. Meanwhile, his team Comilla Victorians became champions in BPL. Naseem is supposed to be happy, but his helmet created problem. Even after leaving BPL, this Pakistani cricketer may not have left his attraction.

Recently a video has gone viral on social media. It can be seen that Naseem is batting for Quetta Gladiators. But there can be seen the helmet of Comilla Victorians on his head. It goes without saying that he did this by mistake. But after this video was shared on social media, it didn’t take long to go viral.

However, Naseem was not saved from punishment even he made it by mistake. In cricket, playing for one team and using another team’s equipment is illegal. And PCB has taken disciplinary action against Naseem for breaking the code of conduct of cricket. The Pakistan Cricket Board fined the 20-year-old Pakistani pacer 10 percent of the match fee for wearing the ‘wrong helmet’. As punishment was accepted, there was no need for a separate hearing.

Naseem’s Quetta Gladiators lost that match against Multan Sultans. Naseem himself has also been punished. But Naseem did not make that mistake a second time.

Notably Naseem made his debut in international cricket not long ago. But now this young pacer of Pakistan has become the cause of big batsmen’s sleepless night. He has also created the record of taking the most 18 wickets in the first five ODIs of his career. This young pacer is also hopeful of winning the title for Quetta Gladiators in PSL.