Watch: Fan snatches Rahmanullah Gurbaz's cap during Shpageeza Cricket League match

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Rahamanullah Gurbaz in this frame. (Screengrab)
Rahamanullah Gurbaz in this frame. (Screengrab)

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A fan breached security and grabbed Rahmanullah Gurbaz's cap before fleeing the field.

Gurbaz later starred with a match-winning fifty as Mis Ainak Knights cruised to victory.

In a series of hilarious events, Afghanistan wicketkeeper-batter Rahmanullah Gurbaz claimed the centre stage for just some funny reasons, as a fan  intervened and snatched his cap before making a quick exit during a game in the Shpageeza Cricket League.

Unusual scenes in Afghanistan

The funny moment took place during the game between Mis Ainak Knights and Band-e-Amir Dragons in the Shpageeza Cricket League at the Rahmat Vali Masroor Cricket Ground in Khost on Friday.

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During a break in the game a fan managed to evade security and rushed onto the field towards Rahmanullah Gurbaz. Rather than asking for a picture, the intruder shockingly snatched Gurbaz's cap before running back, leaving everyone with confused expressions.

Security staff pursued the invader and managed to restore the order. On the other hand, Gurbaz seemed unbothered by the incident, reacting with a smile as several of his teammates observed the incident with amusement.

The video of the hilarious moment quickly went viral across all social media platforms, with fans appreciating the star player for his cool and calm approach, whereas other players could have gone angry in the same circumstances.

Here is the video:


Gurbaz's magnificent performance

After winning the toss, Gurbaz chose to bowl first, and the decision turned out to be perfect as Band-e-Ami Dragons were dismissed for just 114 in 19.3 overs. Ziaur Rahman and Mujeeb Ur Rahman led the bowling attack with three wickets each, while Khalil Gurbaz and Nooristani Omarzai clinched two scalps. For the Band-e-Amir Dragons, Azizullah Miakhil was the best scorer with 30 runs off 25 balls.

In the second innings, the Knights reached the target in just 9.4 overs. Gurbaz and Khalid Taniwal both smashed sublime half-centuries as the chase seemed like an easy task.