St Vincent, June 26 (Reporter) Rashid Khan has been officially sanctioned by the ICC for showing dissent towards a teammate during Afghanistan’s tense victory over Bangladesh in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024. Afghanistan's win secured their first-ever spot in the semifinals of the tournament, marking a historic achievement for the team. The match was filled with drama, including weather delays and batting collapses that kept fans on edge until the very end. The incident involving Rashid Khan occurred during the final over of Afghanistan's first innings. It started when Rashid, attempting one of his trademark snake shots into the offside, saw a chance for a second run due to a fumble in the field. However, his partner sent him back, leaving Rashid stranded halfway down the pitch. Frustration boiled over as Rashid stopped, threw his bat to the ground, and then turned back to comfortably make his ground, indicating there was indeed plenty of time for the second run. Despite the tension, his subdued partner Karim Janat retrieved Rashid's bat and handed it back to him. Janat then knocked a single to give Rashid the strike for the final two balls of the over. Rashid showcased his batting prowess by smashing a six on the last ball, finishing the innings with an impressive 19* off 10 balls. Rashid's allround performance did not end there. In the second innings, he delivered a stellar bowling display, taking 4 wickets for 23 runs. His efforts were crucial in Afghanistan's victory, securing their place in the semi-finals where they will face South Africa in Trinidad...////...