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<\/div>\nPunjab Kings were torn apart by Lucknow Super Giants batters\u00a9 BCCI\/Sportzpics<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n No matter what is the reputation of the player, former New Zealand pacer Simon Doull doesn’t belive in mincing his words when doing commentary. Having criticised top players like Babar Azam<\/a> and Virat Kohli<\/a> in the past, Doull took a swipe at South Africa and Punjab Kings pacer Kagiso Rabada<\/a> during an Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 match on Friday. Doull, who was commentating during the match, slammed Rabada for his ‘unacceptable behaviour’ as the express pacer bowled a couple of no-balls by overstepping during the match against Lucknow Super Giants.<\/p>\n “This is unacceptable behaviour. You’re an international bowler. He’s pushing it all the time, even when he is behind he is just there by an inch,” Doull said live on-air.<\/p>\n Doull’s comments came when Rabada overstepped for the second time in the match against LSG. It was the fifth ball of the 16th over when the Proteas pacer bowled a no-ball. His next ball was a wide, much to the disappointment of Doull and PBKS fans. However, the following delivery only resulted in a single.<\/p>\n Punjab Kings went on to concede a whopping 257 runs, the second-highest innings total in IPL history, in the match against Lucknow Super Giants. After the game, PBKS skipper Shikhar Dhawan<\/a> admitted that the bowlers gave away too many runs for the batters to chase.<\/p>\n “We gave away too many runs. I felt that it (ball) didn’t come on quickly to the bat and it went straight to the fielder (on his dismissal). I felt my strategy to play with the extra bowler backfired. We missed a spinner today. It’s a learning for me. Livi (Livingstone) and even Sam (Curran) were there, so we couldn’t send him (SRK) ahead,” he said after the match.<\/p>\n Rabada, despite being a world-class bowler, conceded 52 runs in 4 overs while picking two wickets.<\/p>\n