“Living in Pakistan is like living in prison”, shocking revelation of New Zealand veteran

Everyone always feels the security problem while playing cricket in Pakistan. After the terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team in 2009, cricket in Pakistan was stopped for many years. Many major teams have been playing bilateral series in Pakistan for the past few years. Along with that, Pakistan Super League is also being organized in Pakistan. Meanwhile, former New Zealand cricketer and commentator Simon Doole has made a shocking statement about Pakistan.

Simon Doole is currently seen commentating on the Indian Premier League in India. Doole is known for his outspokenness and does not shy away from criticizing even senior players. In PSL, they are making such clear and harsh criticisms. On the same issue, they often face Tiki too. He recently opened up about his experience in Pakistan. He said,

“While commentating in Pakistan, I felt like I was in prison. I used to stay in the hotel room most of the time. I was afraid to go out. Because Babar Azam’s fans were going to pay attention to me. So I was always in a state of terror.”

Doole had criticized Babar Azam, the captain of Pakistan during the recent PSL season and also led the Peshawar Zalmi team in the PSL. Babar completes his century by taking more balls. At that time, there were more aggressive batsmen left in the lower ranks. Due to this criticism, Babur’s fans threatened to kill Dool. Currently in the IPL, he has also set his finger on Virat Kohli’s strike rate.

(Simon Doull Said I Am So Scared Felling Jailed In Pakistan Due To Babar Azam Fans)

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