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Pakistan cricketer Khushdil Shah trying to fight the audience.

Pakistan all -rounder Khushdil Shah enraged to fight the audience. During the third ODI against New Zealand, some fans were abusing the team’s defeat. After which 30 -year -old Khushdil lost his temper and started going to the audience. However, the security team caught Khushdil and handled the matter.

Pakistan lost in the third consecutive ODI against New Zealand on Saturday. Earlier, the team suffered a 4–1 defeat in the 5 T20 series.

After the match, 2 fans started abusing The third ODI between Pakistan and New Zealand was played in Mount Manganui on Saturday. The match was done 42-42 overs due to rain. New Zealand scored 264 runs while batting first, in response the Pakistani team was reduced to 221 runs.

When the match was over, 2 fans angrily abused the Pakistani team and players. Meanwhile, Substitute Player Khushdil Shah got angry at his words. They ran out of the field to fight them out of the field, but the security caught him and handled the matter. The security guards also took the fans who abused them out of the stadium.

Khushdil Shah (bowed) trying to fight the audience after the match. He was caught by the security guard and prevented him from fighting.

PCB said- Afghan fans did wrong Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) released the official statement after the match. The board said, ‘When the anti -Pakistan slogans were raised, cricketer Khushdil Shah intervened and urged them not to do so. Despite this, Afghani fans used abusive language, which worsened the situation.

Light was also gone during the match The light was also gone during the third ODI between Pakistan and New Zealand. Jacob Duffy of New Zealand was bowling during the 39th over in Pakistan’s batting. During the fourth ball of the over, the light of the ground went away and the darkness fell. After some time the light came back and the game was completed.

New Zealand defeated Pakistan by 45 runs in the third ODI.

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