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<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nDuring the second Test between Pakistan and Bangladesh at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan found himself at the centre of an animated on-field exchange with Bangladesh players.The incident occurred on Day 4 during Pakistan\u2019s daunting chase of 437 runs in the second innings. With wickets falling around him, Rizwan stood firm to keep Pakistan\u2019s hopes alive, but his resistance also triggered a heated verbal battle involving Bangladesh wicketkeeper Litton Das and several close-in fielders.<\/p>\n The drama unfolded during the 72nd over when Rizwan suddenly pulled away from his batting stance, complaining to the umpires about movement behind the bowler\u2019s sightscreen. The Pakistan batter appeared unhappy with distractions near the boundary area and sought intervention from the officials.Litton Das, clearly frustrated by the interruption, immediately confronted Rizwan. In the stump mic recordings, the Bangladesh wicketkeeper asked, \u201cWhat are you doing?\u201d When Rizwan pointed towards the sightscreen and explained the distraction, Litton responded sharply: \u201cWhy are you looking over there? Focus on your batting here.\u201d Rizwan did not hold back either and fired back by questioning Litton\u2019s authority in the matter. \u201cIs that your job, mine, or the umpire\u2019s?\u201d he replied, leading to a tense face-off between the two players.The exchange quickly escalated before on-field umpires Allahudien Paleker and Richard Kettleborough stepped in to calm the situation and separate the players.<\/p>\n Even after the umpires diffused the confrontation, the atmosphere remained heated. Bangladesh\u2019s close-in fielders continued to target Rizwan verbally, with the stump microphones clearly capturing their comments. In a humorous yet sarcastic jibe, one of the fielders used a famous dialogue from the Bollywood movie Hera Pheri, saying:\u201cFor overacting, we\u2019ll dock 50 paise.\u201d (overacting ke 50 paise katenge)The comments did not stop there. Other fielders were also heard mocking Rizwan\u2019s behaviour and accusing him of trying to disrupt Bangladesh\u2019s bowling rhythm.\u201cYou are acting well; you want to teach everyone,\u201d (achha acting krra hai, sbko sikha rha ha) one player said. Another added, \u201cNow that he has scored a 50, he has cemented his place in the team, that\u2019s why he is doing all this.\u201d (Jagah pkka hai team bhaii jagah pakka isliye aisa krra hai). <\/div>\nHow the confrontation began
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