”In response to Doull’s criticism, a former Pakistani captain was very blunt in his criticism of the former New Zealand quick for his poor observational abilities”.
Recently, Simon Doull has taken a lot of heat for some of his commentaries. The former New Zealand quick was outspoken in his criticism of Babar Azam’s strike rate during the PSL last month.
Virat Kohli in the IPL 2023, said that the former RCB captain slowed down because he prioritized “personal milestones”.
Doull believed that Kohli became cautious against the Lucknow Super Giants when he was batting at his best because a half-century was waiting to be taken.
“Kohli got going like a freight train. He was playing a lot of shots and was hitting them hard. He took 10 balls between 42 and 50. Worried about an important milestone ”.
Salman Butt, a former Pakistani captain, reacted angrily to Doull’s criticism and attacked the former New Zealand player for his poor ability to observe.
Butt questioned Doull’s credentials as an authority and stated that Kohli, being the legend that he is, doesn’t care about records or milestones at this point in his career.
If he had paid attention to the game, he would have seen that Kohli attempted to hit Bishnoi three or four times but failed. The game requires that.
In international cricket, he has 75 centuries. He is not required to provide any evidence to anyone. It’s complete garbage. Despite being a bowler, Dougl played cricket, he claimed on his YouTube channel.
” Butt then launched into a tirade, calling Doull attention-seeking and having “narrow-minded thinking.”
The former Pakistani batter emphasized how unconcerned Kohli is with his own accomplishments, explaining that even if Virat slowed down, it was due to the way he plays and the fact that a world-class player will always have a prize on his wicket.
” We’re talking about RCB; why would Kohli act in that manner? His position on the Indian team is not something he is battling for. He is a professional athlete ”.
Live a little. Escape your limited perspective. All of the prominent athletes, including Babar, Virat, and Williamson, lack power. They value their wicket.
