Haris Rauf, Fatima Sana, 'Rafale Mockers,' Unsold at The Hundred Auction

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'Rafale Mockers' Haris Rauf, Fatima Sana Unsold at The Hundred: Indian Ownership Snubs

Haris Rauf, Fatima Sana go unsold at The Hundred auction. (Photo: X)

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Moneycontrol•13-03-2026, 16:16

'Rafale Mockers' Haris Rauf, Fatima Sana Unsold at The Hundred: Indian Ownership Snubs

•Pakistani cricketers Haris Rauf and Fatima Sana went unsold at The Hundred auction, sparking social media debate.
•Official reason cited was scheduling conflict, but perceived reasons include on-field provocations and Indian ownership dominance.
•Rauf mocked Indian Armed Forces with "Rafale" gestures during an Asia Cup match; Sana copied his celebration.
•Franchises with Indian ownership reportedly snubbed Rauf due to his controversial gestures.
•No Pakistani woman cricketer received a contract; Shaheen Shah Afridi also withdrew from the men's auction.

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