This woman cricketer had raised questions on the behavior of Mohammad Siraj, now she also replied to the trollers

Every match in the Indian Premier League is getting costlier. At the same time, a very hot atmosphere is being seen among the players during the matches. Many a times players are seen getting entangled with the players of the opposition team. This season, the Virat Kohli-Gautam Gambhir-Naveen-ul-Haq fight made a lot of headlines.

 

Meanwhile, Royal Challengers Bangalore fast bowler Mohammad Siraj also misbehaved on the field, for which Indian women’s cricket team player Shikha Pandey targeted Siraj without taking his name. He criticized Mohammad Siraj. The last match between Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers saw a lot of debate, reacting to which Shikha Pandey took a dig at them.

 

Shikha Pandey actually tweeted after this match, in which it was written that ‘Profanity will not help anyone win any game! Just saying..’. At the same time, after this tweet of Shikha, the fans of Royal Challengers and Mohammad Siraj were very angry. He fiercely criticized and opposed this comment of Shikha. The comment made by Shikha on Twitter had created a lot of panic.

 

Let us tell you that this incident took place on 6th May during the match played between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Delhi Capitals. During this, there was a lot of tussle between Mohammad Siraj and Phil Salt. Phil Salt gave a befitting reply to Mohammad Siraj by hitting two sixes and a four after the tutu mei between the two. It is believed that Shikha’s tweet was in this context. Fans saw Shikha’s tweet linking it to the incident between Mohammad Siraj and Salt. Along with this, the fans made it clear that they did not like the statement made by Shikha.

 

At the same time, after being continuously trolled by the fans, Shikha has again given a statement on this matter. Responding to the trollers, he said that I am convinced of Mohammad Siraj’s gambit. What he has achieved in his career is matchless, unbelievable. Those who want to give importance to this matter should go somewhere else. He made it clear that people are trying unnecessarily to prove that I have commented on Mohammad Siraj, but it is not so.