Khawaja Asif backs Haris Rauf's trolling of Indian fans, says 6-0 to haunt India till doomsday
Pacer was booed by spectators at the boundary during match

Web Desk: Defence Minister Khawaja Asif backed fast bowler Haris Rauf whose Rafale downing gesture has sparked outrage across Indian fans during the Asia Cup Super Four clash between Pakistan and India at the Dubai International Stadium here on Sunday.
The pacer was booed by spectators at the boundary during the match.
Videos and pictures of Haris making the Rafale-hunting gesture are doing the rounds on social media, with Pakistani fans hailing him and Indian fans mocking him.
This comes despite the fact that it was the Indian team that first brought politics into the Asia Cup by refusing to shake hands and by paying tribute to the Indian armed forces after winning the group-stage match against the Green Shirts.
حارث رؤف ٹھیک ٹکر یا۔ کم چک کے رکھ۔
— Khawaja M. Asif (@KhawajaMAsif) September 21, 2025
کرکٹ میچ تے ھوندے رھندے پر 6/0 تے قیامت تک انڈیا نہیں بھولے گا اور دنیا بھی یاد رکھے گی۔ https://t.co/ADzRAzBpq7
Commenting on the fast bowler’s gesture, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said: “Haris Rauf is treating them right. Keep it up. Cricket matches keep happening, but 6/0 will not be forgotten by India until Judgement Day, and the world will remember it too.”

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