Pakistan’s former cricketer Imran Nazir supports Pakistan’s ace batsman Babar Azam, describing him as the best player in the world, saying he must first understand the intricacies of the game before passing a verdict to beat a batsman. asked critics to do so.
Babar Azam has been one of Pakistan’s most productive batsmen in recent years, but he has faced some poor scores across formats in recent years. His 2023 ODI World Cup in India received a lot of criticism for his batting and captaincy skills.
In a recent interview with a local news channel, Imran Nazir highly praised Babar Azam’s special blend of technical ability, cricketing talent and personality, saying that “Babar Azam” is what he means He argued that it embodies the essence of things, and that everyone in the world feels it. The team must contribute to the team’s success.
“To those who criticize Babar Azam, I would say this: At least understand cricket first. He is the best player in the world, and Pakistan’s Babar is a cricketer. I believe this is a player who embodies the meaning technically, as a cricketer and as a person. A team doesn’t just depend on one player. There are 10 others. The player is contributing. He will do his part. What about the rest?” Imran Nazir said.
After a meeting with Zaka Ashraf, the then chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Management Committee, Babar Azam resigned as captain in all formats. Following Azam’s decision, the Pakistan Cricket Board selected Shan Masood as Test captain andShaheen Shah Afridias T20 captain.
Babar Azam Is Making Pakistan Proud, The Rest Of The World Praises Him – Imran Nazir
Imran Nazir emphasized the importance of teamwork and argued that it is unreasonable to blame a team’s success on one player, especially when the whole team fails to live up to expectations, Babar Azam led the country and said he was proud of his brilliance with the bat.
“They talk about teamwork, how the team works together, but it’s not just the teamwork of one player.” If the whole team doesn’t do anything, you lift Babar. You can’t blame Babar as much as you want. He stood up, but now he could see everyone was behind him. Why don’t you tell other players, he has made Pakistan proud and the rest of the world is praising him and recognizing him as a player, but here we are putting him aside. We will bring another player,” Imran Nazir added.
The 29-year-old averaged 40 points and scored 320 points in nine innings. Babar Azam resigned as captain after Pakistan failed to reach the finals of the ICC tournament. He has come under intense scrutiny recently after a string of sub-par performances and will be hoping to get his form back ahead of his T20 World Cup in 2024.
