Hasan Ali loses cool over inappropriate remarks, clashes with spectators at local club

Pakistan pacer Hasan Ali lost his cool and got involved in a physical altercation with fans during a local game recently. The speedster is currently out of Pakistan’s scheme of things and was not considered for the T20 World Cup despite being part of the team's Asia Cup squad.

Playing in Arif Wala, a city in the Pakpattan district of the country's Punjab province, Ali was constantly mocked for dropping a crucial catch of Matthew Wade in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup 2021. The crowd also kept on reminding the pacer that he is no more a part of the Pakistan team and after a point, Ali got infuriated and clashed with the fans near the boundary.

In a video that is doing rounds on social media, the organising committee members can be seen separating the crowd and Pakistan pacer from each other. As per reports, no one suffered any injury during the altercation.

Here's the video:

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🇵🇰Fight breaks out between Pakistani 🏏 player Hasan Ali & crowd over remarks criticising him for dropping a crucial catch against India

He fled the field quickly after the game ended as the mob allegedly tried to attack him!

Location: Arif Wala, Pakpattan #Pakistan pic.twitter.com/uIoPEsjmI3

— OsintTV📺 (@OsintTV) December 5, 2022

The speedster has been dropped from the Pakistan team after a string of poor performances. The 28-year-old picked only five wickets in his last four appearances in Test cricket and in the Asia Cup, he got to represent Pakistan in just one game. However, the pacer is determined to make his comeback in the national colours. He expects to play well in domestic cricket and once again get a call in the Pakistan squad.

“I will work hard in the ongoing domestic season and earn my place back in the national team,” Hasan said last month. The seamer has also signed a contract with Warwickshire for the upcoming County Championship and will be available for the first four months of the season.

“I'm delighted to sign for Warwickshire as they are an ambitious club and Edgbaston is a ground I've always enjoyed playing at. I hope I can help the team with my experience and contribute to some wins - maybe even a trophy,” the cricketer said after signing for the club.