da pinnacle： Four expatriate fans of Pakistani origin were arrested at Gaddafi Stadiumduring the final afternoon of the second Test
Cricinfo staff11-Oct-2007Four expatriate fans of Pakistani origin were arrested at Gaddafi Stadiumduring the final afternoon of the second Test between Pakistan and SouthAfrica for making racially-motivated comments and gestures at members ofthe South African team.The four, sitting in the Imran Khan stand, were arrested by local securityofficials during the afternoon session , after abusing three South African players andofficials who were on their way to the nets.”They were making racial comments about the South African team and they are nowin lock-up,” said a Pakistan board official. The remarks were directed atallrounder Vernon Philander, the assistant coach Vincent Barnes, and FaisulNagel, the South African security consultant.The incident mirrors the monkey chants directed at Australia’s allrounder Andrew Symonds during the fifth ODI at Vadodara, but South Africa, like Australia, will not be lodging any complaints. Michael Owen-Smith, the team’s media manager, said: “The matter was swiftly handled and we are not going to lodge an official complaint.