Babar has scored 517 runs in 16 T20 World Cup games to date, however at an unfortunate strike pace of 112.
Previous Pakistan worldwide batsman Ahmed Shehzad is making a propensity for condemning Pakistan commander Babar Azam. With Pakistan very near the end of the 2024 T20 World Cup, Shehzad has again sent off a blistering assault on Babar on the Pakistan television show “Haarna Mana Hai” (Losing Isn’t A Choice!). This time, the show showed an embarrassing examination of Shehzad and Babar’s T20 World Cup details. Ridiculing Babar’s tag of “Lord” by considering him a “Phony Ruler”, Shehzad expressed that Babar’s details are more terrible than his. Not just that, Shehzad additionally blamed Babar for not allowing youthful players to fill in to safeguard the Pakistan vocations of his companions.
Babar has scored 517 runs in 22 T20 World Cup games to date, yet at an unfortunate strike pace of 112. In examination, Shehzad has pummeled 250 runs in 9 games at a strike pace of 126 and even has a hundred years to his name.
“I feel I might have accomplished something more beneficial than those details. In any case, your (Babar’s) details are more regrettable than mine,” said a seething Shehzad.
“You’ve confronted 205 balls in powerplays in T20 World Cups, yet you haven’t figured out how to hit one six!” hammered Shehzad.
“You obliterated the whole homegrown design. You forfeited great entertainers in homegrown cricket to change your companions in the group,” further censured Shehzad.
Shehzad, specifically, faulted Babar for misusing 22-year-old batsman Saim Ayub’s turn of events.
“It was your obligation to deal with Saim Ayub’s turn of events, yet presently his profession is over very early on. Individuals are scrutinizing Ayub after only 25 games,” said Shehzad.
Shehzad has now requested that Babar Azam take responsibility for his and the group’s lackluster showings. Pakistan is going towards a gathering stage exit at the 2024 T20 World Cup.
“The least you can do now is lift your hand, acknowledge that you had the help, and apologize for not having the option to convey a prize for Pakistan,” said Shehzad.
