Delhi: Pakistan's star batsman Babar Azam once again became the center of discussion in domestic cricket on Wednesday in Islamabad. The teams of Oil and Gas Development Company Limited and State Bank of Pakistan were face to face in the President's Trophy Grade-1 match. In this match being played at Diamond Cricket Ground, Babar faced 39 balls and scored 21 runs.
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Babar was out LBW by Afaq Afridi. According to the report of Gulf News, as soon as he returned to the pavilion, the fans present outside the ground started moving towards him in large numbers. Many fans started trying to take pictures with Babar, due to which a crowd gathered there within some time. Seeing the situation, the ground staff had to intervene and Babar was taken to the dugout amid security arrangements. In Islamabad too, a large number of fans were present to see Babar and take pictures with him.
Babar flops in second consecutive home match
Babar Azam is returning to Pakistan's domestic first-class cricket after almost seven years. Before this, he had played a match against Khan Research Laboratories last week. In the first innings of that match held in Abbottabad, Babar had scored 12 runs in 20 balls, whereas in the second innings he could add only four runs, and now 21 runs have come from his bat. In such
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Also keep an eye on ILT20 auction
This innings of Babar has come at a time when his eyes are also on the auction of the upcoming season of ILT20. Apart from Babar, names of big international players like Phil Salt, Faf du Plessis and Liam Livingstone are also included in the auction to be held in Dubai on October 1.
FAQ
How many runs did Babar Azam score in the home match?
Babar Azam scored 21 runs facing 39 balls and was out LBW on the ball of Afaq Afridi.
What happened after Babar Azam was out?
After Babar was out, a large number of fans present outside the field moved towards him and started trying to take photographs. The ground staff had to intervene to handle the situation.