Updated On: 10 August, 2023 07:52 AM IST | Chennai | Ashwin Ferro
After 0-4 defeat and ouster from Asian Champions Trophy, Pakistan coach Saqlain Mohammed feels they were wrongly disallowed a goal but India goalkeeper Sreejesh explains why it was the right call by the umpire

Pakistan coach Saqlain Muhammad (right) India goalkeeper PR Sreejesh
Pakistan’s coaches Saqlain Muhammad and Rehan Butt were understandably unhappy with at least a couple of umpiring calls that didn’t go their team’s way in their 0-4 defeat to India in the last league match of the Asian Champions Trophy at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium here on Wednesday.
“In the very second minute we scored a goal but the video umpire reduced it to a short corner instead. The on-field umpire rightly awarded a goal and it should have stood but we were unfortunate,” Saqlain told mid-day referring to the second minute of the game where Pakistan’s Abdul Shahid Hannan tapped in a ball that rose off India goalkeeper Krishan Pathak’s pads onto his body which was adjudicated as dangerous play by the video umpire.