Kiwi Player Made Sensational Disclosure Before PAK vs NZ Series, said- ‘Living in Pakistan is No Less than Jail’

New Delhi, Sports Desk. Simon Doull Reveals Mental Torture in Pakistan. The former New Zealand cricketer and current commentator often manages to make headlines for one reason or the other. Recently, during the live commentary, he exposed the truth of the neighboring country of Pakistan to the whole world. He has made a sensational disclosure regarding Pakistan.

He said that living in Pakistan is no less than living in a jail. Describing his experience, he said that here he had to starve for several days. Let’s know what Simon said through this article?

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PAK vs NZ: Simon Doull Reveals Pakistan’s Secret Before T20 Series

In fact, former New Zealand cricketer Simon Doull exposed Pakistan’s entire pole during on-air commentary. He recently criticized the strike rate of Pakistan team captain Babar Azam. After this, he had a verbal war with former Pakistani cricketer Amir Sohail. Babar’s fans also threatened him with consequences.

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Meanwhile, Simon told the Whole truth of Pakistan and said,

“Living in Pakistan is no less than being in jail. I was not allowed to go out because Babar Azam’s fans were waiting for me. And had to sleep hungry for many days in Pakistan. I was very mentally disturbed, but thank God I could somehow get out of Pakistan.

It is obvious that after this statement of Simon, a war is about to break out once again regarding the Asia Cup 2023.

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PAK vs NZ: New Zealand team is on Pakistan tour

Let us tell you that at present the New Zealand cricket team is on Pakistan tour (PAK vs NZ), where five T20 matches are to be played between the two teams from April 14. The first three T20 matches of this series will be played in Lahore and the remaining two matches will be played in Rawalpindi. After the T20 series, New Zealand has to play a five-match ODI series on Pakistani soil, which will start from April 27.