Wasim �heckled� by unknown assailants on Indian TV

NEW DELHI: Fast-bowling legend Wasim Akram was heckled while speaking on a show, live on Indian news channel Aaj Tak, reported The Indian Express.
Akram was commenting on star Indian batsman Virat Kohli's performance during the T20 World Cup match against Australia, via video link from Mumbai, when an unidentified man attempted to stop the broadcast.
A video of the incident released online shows the man rudely confronting Akram and the camera crew, forcing the cricket legend to halt his analysis and get up from his seat.
According to a report in ESPNCRICINFO.com, the incident occurred when a man objected to being filmed. An employee who was present there told the website that Akram wasn’t heckled or threatened with any physical harm.
It was being shot in Lower Parel in Mumbai. A video of the incident had gone viral which showed a man entering the camera frame and trying to grab the camera before the footage was switched away from the scene and back to the studio.
Vikrant Gupta, the anchor of the show, who witnessed the incident live appeared surprised and wondered what had happened.
Gupta, who is the channel's sports editor, later took to Twitter about the incident saying there was "no need to panic".

Wasim �heckled� by unknown assailants on Indian TV

NEW DELHI: Fast-bowling legend Wasim Akram was heckled while speaking on a show, live on Indian news channel Aaj Tak, reported The Indian Express. Akram was commenting on star Indian batsman Virat Kohlis performance during the T20 World Cup match against Australia, via video link from Mumbai, when an unidentified man attempted to stop the broadcast. A video of the incident released online shows the man rudely confronting Akram and the camera crew, forcing the cricket legend to halt his analysis and get up from his seat. According to a report in ESPNCRICINFO.com, the incident occurred when a man objected to being filmed. An employee who was present there told the website that Akram wasnt heckled or threatened with any physical harm. It was being shot in Lower Parel in Mumbai. A video of the incident had gone viral which showed a man entering the camera frame and trying to grab the camera before the footage was switched away from the scene and back to the studio. Vikrant Gupta, the anchor of the show, who witnessed the incident live appeared surprised and wondered what had happened. Gupta, who is the channels sports editor, later took to Twitter about the incident saying there was no need to panic.