Bug attack! The India -Pakistan match stopped temporarily for a weird reason – Watch | Cricket news

The sixth match of the ICC 2025 Women’s World Cup between India and Pakistan at Stadium R. Premadasa on Sunday saw an unusual challenge while a swarm of flies interrupted the game and tested the patience of the players on both sides. Insects were particularly disruptive during India rounds, players obviously embarrassed during the striker and the installation. The spinner of Pakistan Nashra Sandhu has often been seen crushing the insects with a towel, while Fielders and Sandhu approached the referees to discuss the means of managing the nuisance.

Captain of Pakistan Fatima Sana was then forced to use a spray on the ground, but the insects remained a persistent problem. Even after the drinks were called, the flies continued to hover around the fold, Harleen Deol moved away from the fold to chase them while she was preparing to face deliveries.Finally, the disturbance proved to be too ignored while the two sets of players left the field. A masked staff member then came to the ground to apply an “insect spray” to get rid of the disturbance. Despite the distraction, the women of India have made regular progress against Pakistani quasses. After 30 overs, India was 136 for 3, with Pratika Rawal Marquant 31, Smriti Mandhana contributing 23 and Harmanpreet Kaur adding 19. Jemimah Rodrigues was in the 21st.Look at the players trying to cope with the Bogs problem The range of strikers had already seen the fall of three regular counters at Smriti Mandhana, Pratika Rawal and finally Harmanpreet Kaur at 106. The Pakistani women, having won the draw, chose to play first with a variable success, while India built a stable platform despite the insect problems and the loss of important counters. While the match carries increased tensions after the absence of hand handles before the game, the main challenge on the field was the swarms of unexpected bugs, which added a strange torsion to the competition in Colombo.

India is now looking to speed up their sleeves, browsing both Pakistan bowling attack and persistent insects in what has become a concentration and skill test.