LAHORE MIRROR – The buzz surrounding the upcoming ODI World Cup in 2023 is intensifying, but not without its share of controversies.
Recent reports have ignited a social media uproar concerning Pakistan’s anticipated kit design for the tournament. The design, unveiled by a sports journalist, has captured attention for its distinct and captivating aesthetics.
Nonetheless, a cloud of doubt has been cast over this excitement as a Twitter user alleges that the design was not an original creation of the sports outlet. Instead, the user claims that it was stolen from his friend.
The design was not shared, it was stolen by @ChangeofPace414 or who ever created it. This design/concept was originally created by my friend @GraphicsGhous_ during last year PCB’s concept kit competition. @_FaridKhan do you research before posting. https://t.co/k8zOTd10Zk
— Waleed Ahmad Butt (@waleedmufc) August 10, 2023
Allegedly, his friend had conceptualized the design the previous year for a kit concept competition organized by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). The accusation suggests that the design was taken without proper acknowledgment or credit.
Should these allegations prove accurate and the PCB proceeds to utilize the same design for the World Cup kit, there could be serious repercussions. The PCB might find itself facing significant backlash for potentially exploiting an artist’s creation without affording them the deserved recognition.
