PSL 2021: Erin Holland 'very disappointed' for missing commentary panel this year
The former miss world Australia thanks everyone for support and hopes to 'see everyone again next year'
Former miss world Australia has said that she is disappointed to not be part of the Pakistan Super League's commentary panel in this year's edition.
"Very disappointed not to be involved this year. I wish everyone all the best for what’s sure to be a huge tournament again," said Holland, who had recently tied the knot with Quetta Gladiators player Ben Cutting.
Erin Holland thanked everyone for the support and hoped to "see everyone again next year".
The former miss Australia was a notable exclusion from the list of commentary panel that was announced by the PSL management.
The panel includes Pakistani commentators Bazid Khan, Ramiz Raja, Sana Mir and Urooj Mumtaz. It will also feature Urdu commentator Tariq Saeed and Sikandar Bakht who will be doing bi-lingual commentary.
Apart from Gower other foreign commentators to join the league are Simon Doull, Pommie Mbangwa, JP Duminy, Danny Morrison, Dominic Cork, and Alan Wilkins.
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