WATCH: Pakistani Commentator Confuses Danny Morrison With Adult Film Star Dani Daniels. She Reacts

PAK vs NZ: The broadcaster was talking about some of the highest partnerships in Test cricket for the 10th wicket when he referred to the ex-Kiwi cricketer as Dani Daniels

Commentator Danny Morrison in Abu Dhabi.

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In a rather bizarre turn of events in the second Test match between Pakistan and New Zealand, one of the Pakistani commentators referred to former New Zealand all-rounder Danny Morrison as Dani Daniels- who is an adult film star. The incident happened during the 10th wicket partnership for the Blackcaps in the 1st innings between Ajaz Patel and Matt Henry who added a 100-run partnership. It was during this stand, that the on-air blunder was made.

The broadcaster was talking about some of the highest partnerships in Test cricket for the 10th wicket when he referred to the ex-Kiwi cricketer as Dani Daniels. The video of this gaffe made its way to social media. Much to everyone's surprise even the adult movie star reacted to the video. She wrote: "Put me in coach!"

Here is the video:

Put me in coach! 😏😂🤍 https://t.co/sc5ciwTN53

— Dani Daniels (@akaDaniDaniels) January 4, 2023

PAK vs NZ Second Test Heading Towards A Draw

Talking about the match, while the first Test between Pakistan and New Zealand ended in a draw, the second Test also looks to be heading in that direction. While the visitors scored 449 in the first innings, Pakistan too came close and scored 409, implying a 40-run first innings lead for the Kiwis.

In the second innings, New Zealand have extended their lead beyond 220 on Day 4 and will not only have to post a total which they think is unsurmountable for the hosts in the fourth innings but also hope to bowl Pakistan out all within the three sessions on Day 5, in order to force for a result.

It will take a 'BazBall' inspired performance from Pakistan, if they want to have any chance of winning this Test match in the fourth innings. Tom Blundell and Michael Bracewell are currently batting for New Zealand and have added an unbeaten half-century stand already. Naseem Shah, Mir Hamza, Abrar Ahmed and Hasan Ali have all taken 1 wicket each so far in the second innings.