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Shoaib picks up fight with cops](Shoaib picks up fight with cops - Times of India)
DINESH CHOPRA
LAHORE: Star Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar has a knack of inviting trouble. He did that again on Friday when he misbehaved with a senior security official at the Gaddafi Stadium.
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Shoaib Akhtar on his bike.
He, later, apologised when told he could be booked. :k: The issue was amicably settled but could have taken a bitter turn had he not said sorry, the security official told Times News Network .
Shoaib, whose love for fast bikes and cars is well known, has got two 600cc Ducati bikes. He was all alone in the Pakistani dressing-room when one of his London-based friends, Obeda, came over to the Gaddafi Stadium on Friday afternoon with one of the bikes and a convertible Mercedes.
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Shoaib Akhtar in his Mercedes car
The Assistant Superintendent of Police of Gurberg area, Mohammed Ali objected to the bikes and the car being brought into the stadium and parked just a few yards from the playing area and the dressing-rooms.
He later told: “No unauthorised vehicles can be parked so close to the players’ dressing room. Only the vehicles of top PCB officials can get into the ground and that too not this close. And players know it. Even the vehicles of Punjab chief minister and governor are parked outside.”
But Shoaib insisted on the bike being brought in. He even rode it around striking a pose for a handful of press photographers, thumbing his nose at the securitymen.
“Some Indian players, including captain Sourav Ganguly, were to come to the stadium late in the afternoon for practice,” said Ali. “We can’t compromise on their security.”
Ganguly did come in the afternoon but had a hit in the nearby Pakistan Cricket Academy indoor nets before coming to the dressing-room to pick his kit.
If that was not enough, Shoaib also wanted his friend Obeda to be allowed into the dressing room. When the ASP objected to this citing that only players and match officials could be allowed, Shoaib got livid. Another senior cop said that Shoaib bad-mouthed the officer in front of his junior colleagues. But his friend was still not let in.
“We insisted that Shoaib apologise for his unbecoming behaviour and informed the same to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials. And after practice he did feel sorry,” said the ACP.
Even the International Cricket Council’s Anti-Corruption Unit bars anyone apart from players and match officials from entering the playing area. Shoaib refused to comment on the issue. “It’s over,” was all he said.
