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UAE issues new protocols for fans in tri-nation series

UAE issues new protocols for fans in tri-nation series

Web Desk September 01, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

SHARJAH: Authorities have announced new protocols for spectators attending the ongoing tri-nation cricket series.

According to officials, fans are encouraged to cheer for their respective teams but must refrain from chanting slogans or making gestures against the opposing side.

Spectators have also been instructed to remain in their designated seats and avoid moving to other stands.

Additionally, they have been urged to maintain discipline, refrain from running or causing disorder during the match, and show respect towards others.

Authorities advised the cricket fans to respect the UAE laws and maintain the spirit of the game.

Remember that Pakistan defeated the United Arab Emirates(UAE) by 31 runs in the second T20 match of the tri-nation series.

In the match played in Sharjah, Pakistan gave the UAE a target of 208 runs to win the match, in response to which the UAE team scored 176 for 8 in 20 overs.

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