Yuvraj Singh-led Toronto Nationals and Montreal Tigers protest over unpaid wages in Global T20 Canada

The ongoing edition of the Global T20 Canada has witnessed a lot of interesting moments which include Yuvraj Singh walking off despite not being out and even before the on-field umpires could make a decision. He was then seen making fun of his Mumbai Indians team-mate Ben Cutting while he was being interviewed by the presenter fiancee.

After that Dwayne Bravo was seen giving an epic send-off to his former West Indian team-mate and old friend Kieron Pollard. Bravo was also criticised for having his nickname behind his jersey by commentator Simon Doull. Then there was a hilarious incident which involved Shahid Afridi and his countryman Wahab Riaz while running between the wickets.

Amidst all the fun, things got serious during the second round match between Toronto Nationals and Montreal Tigers on Wednesday. 

Toronto Nationals and Montreal Tigers players protest over unpaid wages

Yuvraj Singh was once again in focus as he and his team Toronto Nationals which he leads had protested over unpaid wages. The Nationals were also joined by their opponents Montreal Tigers who are led by George Bailey. As per reports, both the teams initially refused to take the bus at the scheduled departure time from the team hotel to the CAA Centre in Brampton. 

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According to the reports of a sports publication, the protest is not restricted to these two sides. In fact, it has been learned from the sources that the other teams have told the league and league owners that they will not take part in the playoff stage which commences on Thursday if their unpaid wages are not paid. 

Meanwhile, as the game was delayed,  Global T20 Canada took to their official Twitter handle and informed the fans that it has been delayed due to technical reasons.

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However, the fans did not buy into it as they knew what the matter was and hit back at them. 

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