Celebrated commentator Simon Doull shares psychological torture he suffered in Pakistan

In a startling admission, former New Zealand cricketer turned commentator, Simon Doull acknowledged that he wanted to face extreme threats in Pakistan after he criticised Babar Azam.

Doull was in Pakistan as part of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) commentary workforce the place he criticised the Peshawar Zalmi captain all through the rivals for slowing down as he neared his century.

“Rather than putting the team first, the last little while, that’s all that been happening. Rather than looking for boundaries, still, so much firepower to come. Hundreds are brilliant, stats are great, but it has to be team first,” he well-known.

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Simon Doull’s observations quickly gained consideration, along with that of the Pakistan captain, who was later seen speaking with him. Simon Doull is at current in India for IPL, nonetheless, he remembered his time throughout the neighbouring nation and unveiled the adversity he went through there.

“Living in Pakistan is like living in jail,” he opened up, shocking all people. “I was not allowed to go out as Babar Azam fans were waiting for me. And I stayed in Pakistan without food for many days. Even I was mentally tortured but by the grace of God I somehow escaped from Pakistan,” he educated.

During their recreation in direction of Quetta Gladiators in PSL 2023, Peshawar Zalmi skipper Babar Azam hit his maiden hundred. He reached 83 off 46 balls nonetheless needed an extra 14 balls to reach 100, which introduced on the commentator to slam the self-centred method.

Following his assertions, a heated dispute regarding the matter ensued between him and retired Pakistan all-rounder Aamir Sohail.