This is killing me: Faf du Plessis' wife Imari Visser after husband's collision in Pakistan Super League match

Faf du Plessis' wife Imari Visser expressed concern for her husband after the South African batsman ended up injuring himself on the field.

Published: 13th June 2021 03:55 PM  |   Last Updated: 13th June 2021 03:55 PM   |  A+A-

South Africa batsman Faf du Plessis

South Africa batsman Faf du Plessis (Photo | AFP)

By ANI

ABU DHABI: Faf du Plessis' wife Imari Visser expressed concern for her husband after the veteran South African batsman ended up injuring himself on the field during the match in the 2021 Pakistan Super League (PSL).

Imari, who's married to the Proteas cricketer since November 2013, stated that her husband should be treated in the hospital. Imari Visser took to her Instagram story and wrote, "This is killing me right now. Surely he should be checked in hospital?!??"

Faf du Plessis' wife Imari Visser's Instagram Story

Notably, Faf du Plessis was taken to a hospital in Abu Dhabi soon after his tragic collision with Quetta Gladiators teammate Mohammad Hasnain, team management stated.

Quetta Gladiators now has used a concussion substitute in a second successive match in PSL after West Indies all-rounder Andre Russell was hit on the helmet by Mohammad Musa with a quick bouncer. Saim Ayub was then roped in as Faf's concussion substitute for last night match against Peshawar Zalmi.

Coming back to the match, playing without their two-star batters - Andre Russell and Faf du Plessis - the 198-run target was always a herculean task for the Gladiators, who hobbled to 136 for nine after being 62 for no loss in the eighth over.

With this win by 61 runs, Zalmi moved to join Islamabad United on eight points from seven matches, while the defeat proved to be the end of the road for Quetta Gladiators who suffered their sixth loss in seven matches.

Lahore Qalandars sit on top of the points table with 10 points from six matches, while Karachi Kings are on six points and Multan Sultans on four points from six matches apiece.


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