“Mulk Pehle Ya Babar Azam”- Basit but separates the Pakistani veteran after the humiliation of NZ
Babar Azam may have scored fifty at the Trophy 2025 champion opener against New Zealand in Karachi, but the Pakistan Crket star was brutally neglected because of his slow blow where he never watched control.
Babar Azam scored 64 of the 90 balls in Pakistani racing of 321 rides. His slow knock was criticized by the former Kripket Pakistan, and Basit, but he did not leave the stone as not to ask the intention of the Star.
Basit questioned Babar’s willingness to play for his country, claiming that his knock was only for a personal turning point. While trying to play the role of anchor, Babar could not keep the scoring rate, which he eventually left his team.
“Mulk Pehle Ya Babar Azam” – Basit Ali Slam Pakistan Star
As he spoke on the show about Ary News after the match, Basit, but he illuminated Babar’s knock and his impact on the game. Basit questioned Babar’s intention and wondered if the dough was playing for himself or the ground.
The former Pakistan dough even claimed that Babar was more important than the whole country, because his slow striking was not good for Pakistan, and even pushed them back into the game.
“Babar Azam scored about fifty in 80 balls, scored 64 driving in 90 balls. Did he play for himself or for the country? Is Babar Azam more important than Pakistan (Mulk Pehle Ya Babar Azam)? Who will ask Babara about this performance? “Basit said.
Basit Ali said: “Babar Azam scored fifty in 80 balls, scored 64 driving in 90 balls. Did he play for himself or for the country? Is Babar more important than Pakistan? Who will ask Babar about this performance? 🇵🇰🤯 🤯 #Championstrophy2025 pic.twitter.com/22q1eknx
– Farid Khan (@_faridkhan) 20. February 2025
An unusual knock of Babar Azama
It was an unusual knock of Babar as he fought for most of the insertion. He went in to open ups with Sauda Shakeel and despite his attempt to show intention, he never tormented bowlers in New Zealand.
Pakistan could only achieve 22 rides in the first 10 accessories because of some disciplined bowling from New Zealand bowlers. Babar tried to find the boundaries regularly, but failed to rotate the impact that put pressure on him.
The 30-year-old reached fifty of 64 balls. After achieving his half a century, Babar seemed to accelerate. But some tight bowling from the opposition did not allow him to release his hands.
Babar was finally fired to 64 off 90 delivery while trying to sweep Mitchella Santner, but got the upper edge and Kane Williamson easily caught him in the circle. During the beating, he hit 6 fours and 1 six.
New Zealand begins with a victory
In the meantime, New Zealand started his campaign of Trophy champion on a positive leg by throwing up to 60 driving hosts by Pakistan. First hitting, Kiwis scored 320-5 on the back of the brilliant hundreds from Will Young and Tom Latham.
In response, Pakistan was in a package for only 260 and more than two crossings. Babar scored 64 years, while Khushdil Shah topped a great 69 of 49 balls. Mitchell Santner and Will O’Rourke picked up three shots for New Zealand.
