Babar Azam Arrives At Umpire Aleem Dar’s Son’s Wedding. Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam arrived at the wedding of umpire Aleem Dar’s son (Aleem Dar Son Wedding).

Everyone was Eager to Take Pictures

The wedding guests surrounded Babar, and everyone seemed eager to pose for photographs. A photo of the wedding is going viral.

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In which Babar is in a selfie with a girl. Fans are saying, this is the future wife of Babar Azam.

Babar Azam arrived at Aleem Dar’s son’s wedding wearing a white shirt and a silver blazer. This style also looked good on her. Other guests also got excited seeing the team captain Babar Azam at the wedding.

People vied to get photographs taken with him. When he was leaving, a large number of guests came to take photographs with him.

During this, umpire Aleem Dar was handling the guests as well, and was also preparing the way for Babar Azam. A girl took selfie with Babar Azam and uploaded it on social media.

Who is this girl seen with Babar Azam?

This photo is becoming increasingly viral on the Internet. Fans want to know who is this girl seen with Babar. Is this Babar’s future wife?

This is not the future wife of Babar Azam. This girl belongs to a guest who attended the wedding, who did not miss the golden opportunity to take a selfie after seeing Babar.

According to the news, this girl is the niece of umpire Aleem Dar. Not only this girl, but many other girls also got photographed with the captain at the wedding.

Azam was recently named ODI Players of the Year by the ICC:-

Babar Azam has recently been awarded the ODI Players of the Year (2022) award by the ICC. He scored 2600 runs in all three formats last year, under his captaincy the team also reached the finals of Asia Cup and T20 World Cup.

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Talking about umpire Dar, he made his debut as an umpire in the year 2000, which was played between Pakistan and Sri Lanka. He has been a part of the ICC Elite Panel for 16 years.