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Babar Azam, the charismatic captain of the Pakistan cricket team, has earned an international reputation for his outstanding batting skills and composed leadership. Revered by cricket enthusiasts around the world, Babar’s consistent performances have solidified his status as one of the premier batters in contemporary cricket. His elegant stroke play and ability to anchor innings have won him admirers not only in Pakistan but across the cricketing globe.
Babar Azam gets frustrated by overzealous fans in Cardiff
While cricketers bask in the limelight, there are instances when it becomes burdensome. This was exemplified when Babar was besieged by his supporters in Cardiff. The fans, eager for selfies and autographs, crowded around Babar, disregarding his personal space. Despite being under the protection of security personnel, the Pakistan skipper became visibly annoyed by the incessant demands for photos and interactions.
“Do minutes doge? Sar par nahi chado,” Babar exclaimed, which translates to, “Will you give me two minutes? Don’t climb on my head.” Following this, he directed the security team to disperse the crowd. The video of this incident has quickly gone viral, sparking a range of reactions from the public. Some fans expressed understanding of Babar’s need for privacy, while others were taken aback by his reaction.
Babar’s thoughtful response
Despite the initial outburst, Babar later demonstrated his usual grace by agreeing to take pictures with fans, which helped ease the situation. This act of goodwill highlighted his appreciation for his supporters, despite the overwhelming nature of the encounter.
Here is the video:
Babar Azam got angry at fans in Cardiff 🇵🇰🤯🤯
Fans should have behaved? Whose fault? #ENGvPAK #PAKvsENGpic.twitter.com/RyUcnQ6Chm
— Farid Khan (@_FaridKhan) May 28, 2024
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Pakistan’s T20I series in England
Notably, Pakistan are currently on their tour of England for a four-match T20I series, serving as a crucial warm-up ahead of the much-awaited T20 World Cup in USA and West Indies. The first match in Leeds was abandoned due to rain, and Pakistan suffered a defeat in the second match held in Birmingham. They are now preparing for the remaining matches, scheduled to take place on May 28 in Cardiff and May 30 in London.
