Overview
- Preity Zinta responded sharply to a troll on X who suggested Glenn Maxwell's poor IPL performance was due to not marrying her.
- She called out the gender bias, questioning if male team owners face similar scrutiny, and emphasized her 18 years of hard work in cricket management.
- Zinta highlighted broader challenges women face in corporate cricket, noting the focus on her appearance over her achievements.
- Punjab Kings, co-owned by Zinta, are currently third in the IPL standings with a strong season under Shreyas Iyer's leadership.
- Zinta is also set to return to acting in 'Lahore 1947,' her first film in seven years, slated for release in June.