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OTD – Star New Zealand pacer-turned-commentator- Simon Doull was born today in 1969

 OTD - Star New Zealand pacer-turned-commentator- Simon Doull was born today in 1969

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On August 6, the cricketing world joins hands in celebrating the birthday of former New Zealand fast bowler Simon Doull. Born in 1969, Doull’s impact on the game and his journey as a player have left an indelible mark on the hearts of New Zealanders and cricket fans worldwide.

In his international career, Doull exhibited his prowess in both Test and ODI formats. Over the course of 32 Tests, he scalped an impressive 98 wickets, showcasing his skills as a genuine wicket-taker. In his brief ODI career, he remained a potent force for the Kiwis. He claimed 36 wickets in 42 matches, a testament to his versatility as a bowler.

Beyond his on-field exploits, Doull’s journey post-retirement has been equally inspiring. His transition from a celebrated sports representative to a renowned commentator has been seamless. With his distinctive voice and insightful analysis, he has become a familiar presence in cricket broadcasts, enriching the viewer’s experience with his deep knowledge of the game.

Simon Doull had questioned star players like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma

Simon Doull’s passion for the sport shines through in every aspect of his cricketing journey. Whether it’s on the field, guiding the young generation of cricketers, or sharing his thoughts and experiences as a commentator, his love for the game remains unwavering.

As we celebrate his birthday, let us reminisce about how he questioned the approach of Indian players during the Indian Premier League. He questioned Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma about their work ethics and ways of playing. It’s worth noting that he also slammed players like Babar Azam for their poor performances. It shows his understanding and experience of the game.

On behalf of cricket fans everywhere, we wish Simon Doull a very happy birthday and express our gratitude for his invaluable contributions to the sport we all cherish and love. Here’s to many more years of cricket brilliance and captivating commentary from this true cricket legend!

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