In a truly shocking turn of events, the USA National Cricket Team, who has been causing havoc, since they opened their campaign, have defeated a former T20 World Cup winner. The Cohost side's latest clash against Pakistan ended up in a Super Over, and the US were able to pull off a miraculous win over the Babar Azam-led side. The results left the visiting side flabbergasted as the US Cricket Team shellshocked not just the fans in attendance, but all of the cricket fanatics. However, it looks like controversy has been embroiled as a former cricketer accuses Haris Rauf of a major scandal.

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USA vs PAK: USA fast bowler Rusty Theron accuses Haris Rauf of ball tempering  

The legendary South African-American bowler Rusty Theron pointed out that Pakistan bowler Haris Rauf attempted to tamper with the ball with the use of his thumbnail during the USA vs Pakistan clash at the Grand Prairie Stadium. Theron pointed it out on X (Formerly Twitter) and tweeted to ICC and USA Cricket regarding Rauf's alleged actions, as he claimed that Haris Rauf ran his thumbs nail over the freshly changed ball. The tweet went viral in no time as the fans called out the PAK bowler's alleged actions.

"[ICC] are we just going to pretend Pakistan aren't scratching the hell out of this freshly changed ball? Reversing the ball that's just been changed 2 overs ago? You can literally see Harris Rauf running his thumb nail over the ball at the top of his mark. [USA Cricket] #PakvsUSA," Rusty Theron wrote on X.

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Speaking of the match, it was an absolute embarrassment for Pakistan as the newcomers, the USA, pulled off one of the most massive upsets to date. The Men in Green were defeated by the co-hosts in the Super Over after the scores were levelled. Pakistan scored 159/7, and the USA pulled off the same score, taking the match into a super over. PAK leaked out too many runs, courtesy of Mohammed Amir's shambolic bowling as he gave out 18 runs. PAK scored just 13, and as a result, the United States went to the top of Group A with two wins in a row before facing India. The United States trounced Canada by seven wickets in their opener.