According to a private TV channel, Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi will personally pay the fine on behalf of Haris Rauf. Naqvi, who is also the President of the Asian Cricket Council, is set to arrive in Dubai from the United States.

Upon his arrival, the PCB chairman is expected to meet the national cricket team and will also watch the high-voltage Pakistan-India final. He will present the trophy to the winning team after the match.

Match referee Richie Richardson questioned Haris Rauf about his ‘6-0 gesture’ after the Indian board raised objections. Rauf cleverly asked what possible meaning could be drawn from the gesture, leaving the referee without a clear answer.

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Richardson explained that the BCCI believed the gesture had another hidden meaning. Haris Rauf replied that it was simply directed towards the fans and carried no other intention.

The ICC fine has turned into a bigger story with Mohsin Naqvi stepping in to support Haris Rauf. His decision to pay the fine shows strong backing for the player. Haris’s witty defense also highlights the growing tension between Pakistan and India, both on and off the cricket field. The upcoming final in Dubai now carries even more drama and attention.