India vs Pakistan: Amir warned twice for running on the pitch

Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Amir ended his follow through on the danger zone earning two official warnings from umpire Bruce Oxenford.

Umpire Bruce Oxenford points out the 'danger' spot to Mohammad Amir during the India-Pakistan World Cup clash in Manchester on Sunday.

Pakistan pace spearhead Mohammad Amir is in danger of losing his quota of overs in the high-octane World Cup 2019 clash against India in Manchester on Sunday. The left-armer ran on the pitch in his second over, third of the match, and umpire Bruce Oxenford gave him an official working after a look at the surface.

But Amir — in his third over — yet again landed on the danger zone which called for a second warning. A third-time offence will snatch his remaining overs.

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He completed his fourth over cautiously after inspecting the spot along with senior player Mohammad Hafeez.

The 27-year-old Amir — who has been successful against India in the past — started his spell with a maiden over. He conceded only eight runs in his first four overs.