Pakistani fans in the Matta gallery cheered wildly to win the match, while the Afghans threw chairs in frustration. The conflict began.
The video of Afghans attacking Pakistani supporters went viral on social media. Where seen, chairs are being thrown at the gallery in Sharjah. Afghans were also seen giving away chairs to some Pakistani supporters.

Earlier in the middle of the match, an Afghan fan wearing a Kabli was seen walking towards the main gate of the stadium standing in front of the ambulance, repeatedly wiping the blood from the nose and mouth with a tissue. The security guard on duty said that he got into a fight in the gallery.

Shafiq Stanikzai, the former chief executive of the Afghan Cricket Board, demanded an answer from the former Pakistan pacer, Shoaib Akhtar, condemning the behavior of the Afghani fans in the gallery. Shoaib shared the video of the attack by Afghan fans on Twitter and tagged Shafiq Stanikzai, the former chief executive of the Afghanistan Cricket Board.

Shoaib lashed out, claiming that Afghanistan’s fans have done such things in the past several times in cricket, and to survive in cricket, Afghan fans and field players need to learn how to behave. Shafiq Stanikzai has responded to such threats of the show.
He requested Shoaib not to involve any nation in Wednesday’s incident.

In one of Shoaib’s tweets, Shafiq Stanikzai replied, ‘You can’t stop the emotions of the fans. These incidents have happened many times in world cricket. You can rather ask Kabir Khan, Inzamam Bhai, and Rashid Latif, how we viewed him. My advice would be, don’t involve the nation in any comment.’

Earlier, Shoaib wrote on Twitter, ‘What are Afghan fans doing? They have done this many times in the past. It is a game and should be conducted in the right mood. Shafiq Stanikzai If you want to move forward in the game, your fans and players need to learn a few things.’