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PCB Defends Khushdil Shah After Ugly Fight With NZ Fans Post 0-3 Loss
After Pakistan slumped to a 43-run defeat in the final ODI, capping off a demoralizing tour that saw them lose the T20I series 1-4 and the ODI series 0-3, Khushdil stormed towards a section of the crowd. While the exact trigger remains unclear, video footage and eyewitness accounts suggest the fans hurled repeated taunts targeting the team’s poor performances, which eventually pushed the 30-year-old cricketer over the edge.
The situation quickly escalated as Khushdil appeared to charge at the group before being restrained by support staff and teammates.
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