A fresh controversy has surfaced at the T20 World Cup 2026 after a viral video allegedly showed leftover soft drinks being reused at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi.
The incident has triggered concern among fans just hours before India’s group-stage match against Namibia at the same venue.
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The clip, widely shared on social media platform X, appears to show stadium workers pouring unfinished beverages from used paper cups back into large bottles.
The video suggests the drinks may have been repackaged for resale, raising serious questions about hygiene standards at an international event of this scale.
LEFTOVER Drinks were being REUSED at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi during the World Cup.
— Waqar Ahmed Afridi (@RealWaqarAfridi) February 12, 2026
This is shocking😳
Absolute mockery of health safety and playing rules by ICC = BCCI. Full time 🖐️ on these Losers 🤡
🖐️ bhej ke share karein.#T20WorldCup2026#t20cricket#cricket… pic.twitter.com/TF4SA1JHbW
The footage quickly drew criticism online, with many fans demanding strict action and improved monitoring of food and beverage vendors.
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The controversy has put the stadium authorities under pressure, with calls for a clear response from the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA).
It remains to be seen whether any disciplinary steps, including suspension of vendors, will follow.
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The issue comes at a sensitive time, as Indian opener Abhishek Sharma has been admitted to hospital with food poisoning.
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As the tournament progresses, fans and officials alike are expecting higher standards of hygiene and professionalism to protect the reputation of the global event.
