Islamabad: The famous Pakistani batsman Ahmed Shehzad has made religious statements against Sri Lanka’s player Tillakaratne Dilshan on Saturday in the last match which was recorded by the camera. According to the details, on the way back to the dressing room, it is heard in the recording that Ahmed Shehzad said to Dilshan that “if you are non-Muslim and converted into Muslim then you will straightly enter in the Jannah whether whatever you have done in your life.”
The reply of the Sri Lankan player was not heard in the recording however, in response to some of his sentence, Shehzad said then ready to go to Hell! In this regard, Pakistan Cricket Board had summoned to Ahmed Shehzad at the PCB headquarters on Wednesday in Lahore for investigation. Agha Akbar who is a general manager of board told to the media that Ahmed was just talking with Dilshan personally and there was nothing like that. It is pertinent to mention that no complaint has been submitted by any Sri Lankan player or any board manager regarding this conversation of Shehzad and Dilshan. But PCB itself was trying to investigate the matter for any inconvenience.
Tillakaratne Dilshan is known as a famous and talented player of Sri Lanka who also remained unbeaten on 50 runs during the last match with Pakistan. Dilshan father is a Muslim and mother is Buddhist due to which he was previously named as Tuwan Mohamed Dilshan. See video here