Shahid Afridi: ‘Babar Azam will win the match, I don’t even get this feeling

Babar Azam is under question regarding his captaincy in the World Cup. Many former players of Pakistan are in his support and many are also against him. Former captain Shahid Afridi said about Babar Azam that when he goes on the field, there is no hope that he will win the match. His video is going viral on social media.

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The Pakistan team should pray that New Zealand loses its next 2 matches

Under the captaincy of Babar, the Pakistan cricket team started the World Cup by winning 2 matches but after losing to India, it lost 4 consecutive matches. Currently, Pakistan has 6 points from 7 matches and is placed fifth in the table. They have to win their matches and pray that New Zealand loses their next 2 matches. Azam has played 3 half-century innings in the World Cup, but the team lost all three matches.

Babar Azam will score 50-60 but there is no hope that he will make the team win the match

Despite Babar playing half-centuries against India, Afghanistan, and South Africa, the team could not win. Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi said that there is hope that Babar Azam will score 50-60 but there is no hope that he will make the team win the match.

It is more important for Pakistan to win the match than Babar Azam’s score

It is not only important for Babar Azam to score runs, it is also important to win the match – Shahid Afridi said, “It is more important for Pakistan to win the match than Babar Azam’s score. Whenever Babar Azam comes out to bat on the field, we do not feel that he will win the match.

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Pakistan has lost the matches in which Azam has scored half-centuries

Babar Azam played innings of 5 runs against Netherlands and 10 runs against Sri Lanka, although Pakistan won both matches. Pakistan has lost the matches in which Azam has scored half-centuries in the World Cup. He played innings of 50 against India, 74 against Afghanistan, and 50 against South Africa. In the final match, Pakistan won against Bangladesh by 7 wickets, in which Babar scored 9 runs.