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‘Social media player’: Ex-Pakistan cricketer brutally tears into Babar Azam

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‘Social media player’: Ex-Pakistan cricketer brutally tears into Babar Azam
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Former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali has publicly criticized national team captain Babar Azam following a poor performance in the second Test against England. Ali questioned Babar's leadership and contribution during high-pressure situations, highlighting his long drought of Test centuries.

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Babar Azam is a high-profile athlete whose performance directly impacts the morale and success of the Pakistan national cricket team, making his form a significant topic in international sports media.

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Former Pakistan batter Basit Ali has launched a strong criticism of Babar Azam after the Pakistan captain endured another disappointing outing in the second Test against England at Lord’s.Pakistan suffered a 194-run defeat on Sunday to concede the three-match series 2-0, with their batting once again failing to withstand pressure. Chasing 389 in the fourth innings, Pakistan were bowled out for 194, while Babar managed only six after scoring eight in the first innings.For Basit, Babar’s latest failure raised a much bigger question about his contribution when Pakistan need him most.Speaking on The Game Plan show, Basit compared Babar with several legendary Pakistan batters, arguing that the country’s greatest players established their reputations by delivering in difficult situations.“They didn't become great players just like that. I'm not even talking about Sachin Tendulkar.

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