Test Cricket is the oldest and most traditional form of cricket that is considered to be taken with very serious intent. But what happened during the ongoing second of the two-match Test series between Pakistan and New Zealand is something that is a very rare scene in a serious format like red-ball cricket.
A Pakistan commentator fell prey to the trolls on social media when he mistakenly happened to name adult film star Dani Daniels instead former Kiwi player Danny Morrison while talking about the highest partnership for the last wicket.
It all happened when the commentator was talking about the 100-run stand between NZ’s lower-order batters Matt Henry and Ajaz Patel for the 10th wicket.
In an interesting and hilarious development in this funny stuff, Daniels herself took to Twitter to reply to the funny video which is making rounds on social media.
Here’s the tweet posted by Dani Daniels alongside the video of the incident:
Speaking of the match ongoing second Karachi Test between the hosts and Tim Southee’s men, the latter’s second inning is underway with Henry Nicholls and wicketkeeper-batter Tom Blundell there in the middle on the individual scores of 0 and 1 run respectively. The visitors have posted a total of 115 runs for the loss of three wickets in the 37.2 overs.
Senior opener Tom Latham played a crucial half-century knock of 62 runs with 11 boundaries to his name followed by a 41-run knock from the former skipper and veteran batter Kane Williamson.
Earlier, Pakistan managed to post a total of 408 runs in response to NZ’s 449 runs in the first innings of the match. Middle-order batter Saud Shakeel smashed his career’s maiden Test century and played a knock of 125 runs including 17 boundaries on his credit.
Former skipper and veteran wicketkeeper-batter Sarfraz Ahmed scored a quick knock of 78 runs with 10 boundaries on his credit. Opening batter Imam-Ul-Haq also contributed with a crucial knock of 83 runs in the second innings for his team.
At the time of filling this copy, New Zealand is leading by 156 runs in the second innings with one day to spare in the match.
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Adult film star Dani Daniels hilariously reacts to Pakistani commentator mentioning her name during PAK vs NZ Test match
In an interesting and hilarious development in this funny stuff, Dani Daniels herself took to Twitter to reply to the funny video which is...
Test Cricket is the oldest and most traditional form of cricket that is considered to be taken with very serious intent. But what happened during the ongoing second of the two-match Test series between Pakistan and New Zealand is something that is a very rare scene in a serious format like red-ball cricket.
A Pakistan commentator fell prey to the trolls on social media when he mistakenly happened to name adult film star Dani Daniels instead former Kiwi player Danny Morrison while talking about the highest partnership for the last wicket.
It all happened when the commentator was talking about the 100-run stand between NZ’s lower-order batters Matt Henry and Ajaz Patel for the 10th wicket.
In an interesting and hilarious development in this funny stuff, Daniels herself took to Twitter to reply to the funny video which is making rounds on social media.
Here’s the tweet posted by Dani Daniels alongside the video of the incident:
Speaking of the match ongoing second Karachi Test between the hosts and Tim Southee’s men, the latter’s second inning is underway with Henry Nicholls and wicketkeeper-batter Tom Blundell there in the middle on the individual scores of 0 and 1 run respectively. The visitors have posted a total of 115 runs for the loss of three wickets in the 37.2 overs.
Senior opener Tom Latham played a crucial half-century knock of 62 runs with 11 boundaries to his name followed by a 41-run knock from the former skipper and veteran batter Kane Williamson.
Earlier, Pakistan managed to post a total of 408 runs in response to NZ’s 449 runs in the first innings of the match. Middle-order batter Saud Shakeel smashed his career’s maiden Test century and played a knock of 125 runs including 17 boundaries on his credit.
Former skipper and veteran wicketkeeper-batter Sarfraz Ahmed scored a quick knock of 78 runs with 10 boundaries on his credit. Opening batter Imam-Ul-Haq also contributed with a crucial knock of 83 runs in the second innings for his team.
At the time of filling this copy, New Zealand is leading by 156 runs in the second innings with one day to spare in the match.