New Delhi: Pakistan fans stooped to a new low during the recently concluded clash between India and Pakistan in the .A group of Pakistani fans were heard making disgusting, sexist and gender-based comments about Indian pacer Kranti Gaud during the match at the Dubai International Stadium in Dubai.
In a video that has gone viral on social media, a group of Pakistani fans can be seen hurling derogatory remarks about Gaud’s gender and her appearance. A fan can be repeatedly heard claiming that she was a man, accusing India of foul play. The clip has drawn criticism from all corners of social media.
The incident took place during Saturday’s clash between the arch-rivals, where India thrashed Pakistan by seven wickets to continue their winning run in the tournament. A social media user labelled the remarks ‘pathetic’, while another called out the fans for stooping to a new low.
Watch Kranti Gaud subjected to sexist remarks by Pakistan fans:
The viral video has once again sparked a debate over the treatment of female athletes across sports. There have been multiple cases of female athletes being subjected to gender-based abuse, both on the ground and on social media. The video involving Indian pacer Gaud has once again raised questions about gender abuse, with fans condemning the comments made by the Pakistani fans.
India thrash Pakistan by 7 wickets
India produced a dominant display to crush Pakistan by seven wickets in the high-profile meeting between the two sides in the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 last week. India ran riot with the ball t bowl out Pakistan for a paltry 55 in just 18.1 overs before chasing down the target in just 8.4 overs.
Indian spinners dominated the proceedings against Pakistan with the pair of Shree Charani and Prema Rawat, picking up three wickets apiece. Charani recorded brilliant figures of 3/7 off her 4 overs, while Rawat finished with 3/9. Deepti Sharma also bagged a couple of wickets, while Shafali Verma took one wicket.
India have already qualified for the semifinals of the Women’s Asia Cup 2026, with their opponents yet to be decided.