पाकिस्तान क्रिकेटर खुशदिल शाह के साथ दर्शकों की झड़प, NZC ने किया पक्का

New Delhi. The performance of the Pakistan cricket team touring New Zealand has been very shameful so far. After the defeat in the T20 series, the team also became bad in ODIs. Meanwhile, a player of the team was abused by the audience and then beaten up. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has claimed that its players were abused by “foreign audiences”, to which all -rounder Khushdil Shah reacted.

The Pakistani all -rounder Shah had a hot debate with two viewers at the ground, which the security personnel stopped to prevent the situation from deteriorating. Eventually, those two audiences were thrown out of the stadium. PCB later issued a statement condemning the behavior of those two fans. The statement said, “Pakistan cricket team management has strongly condemned the abuses made by foreign audience towards players.”

It claimed that improper comments were made on Pakistan players and Shah reacted after hearing the anti -national slogans. The statement said, “During today’s match, the foreign audience made unfair comments on the cricketers on the field. When the anti -national slogans were raised, cricketer Khushdil Shah intervened and urged the audience not to do so. In response, the Afghan audiences used more unfair language in the Pashto, spoiling the situation. After the complaint of the Pashto, the stadium officials intervened and took out both the audience after the complaint of the Pakistani team.

New Zealand Cricket (NZC) confirmed the incident, saying that Shah reacted after the alleged misbehavior of Pakistan players. NZC said, “NZC can confirm that two spectators from Bay Oval were thrown out after a dispute with Khushdil Shah, a member of the Pakistan team last night. The incident included a foreign language against the Pakistan players, which is considered to be the animals, the alleged misconduct was involved in the alleged misconduct and Khushdil had an angry response, who faced both of them.