Why did the ICC reject Usman Khawaja's gesture expressing solidarity with Pal

gulab

Before the Boxing Day Test against Pakistan, which starts on December 26, the ICC rejected Usman Khawaja's latest attempt to show solidarity with the victims of Palestine in Gaza. The veteran Australian opener is still making headlines. During a Sunday training session, the left-hander noticed something on the back of his bat and the right shoe: an image of a black dove holding an olive branch. During the first Test in Perth, the 36-year-old had intended to wear shoes bearing the phrases "All lives are equal" and "Freedom is a human right," but the ICC forbade the same.

gopal

The ICC's rejection of Usman Khawaja's gesture raises questions about the boundaries between cricket and social activism.

shubham

Usman Khawaja's denied gesture highlights the ongoing debate on the role of athletes in expressing solidarity with global issues.

vishnu

The ICC's decision sparks discussions on the fine line between personal expression and adherence to cricket's governing regulations.