Despite his dominance over the years in white-ball cricket Babar Azam was heavily criticized for his poor performance in the recent Asia Cup PCB Chairman. Babar Azam scored just the score of 68 in six innings as well as a record-breaking number of 30.
The captain of all formats bounced back during the 7-game T20I game against England with a 2-0 win, becoming the second-highest scorer in the series with 285 runs and the rate of 57.00 which included one hundred in addition to one fifty.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman, Ramiz Raja, slammed Babar’s critics, saying Ramiz Raja’s claim that Virat Kohli’s one century in just three years had garnered enough attention that people forgot about India’s poor performance in the Asia Cup.
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Recently the Indian fast-bowling stalwart hit a century against Afghanistan during the Asia Cup, ending his long-running drought of an international century. He scored an international century after more than three years.
A few days later after, the Pakistan captain hit 110* during the second game from the seven-game T20I match against England at the National Stadium Karachi, where the Men in Green chased down the record-breaking score of 110*.
While addressing both knocks The PCB Chairman pointed out that, while Kohli’s century was a glaring contrast to Rohit’s team’s performance at the Asia Cup, Babar received criticism for his century in the match against England.
