Pakistan suffered a 55-run loss against a second-string South African side in the opening T20I at Rawalpindi on Tuesday, October 28. After opting to field first, the hosts allowed South Africa to post 195 on the board. In reply, Pakistan managed to score 139 runs in 18.1 overs and conceded a 0-1 lead in the series.
However, the excitement quickly turned to silence when Corbin Bosch picked up Babar’s wicket. Reeza Hendricks completed a simple catch at cover on the third ball of the sixth over.
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Babar Azam Bags Unwanted Record with Duck on T20I Comeback
Umar Akmal is currently at the top with 10 ducks, followed by Saim Ayub with nine. Afridi and Babar now share the third spot with eight each, while Kamran Akmal and Mohammad Hafeez have seven apiece.
Babar Azam Was Not Playing for the Team - Kamran Akmal
Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Kamran Akmal criticized Babar Azam’s approach and the team’s selection choices. Speaking on his YouTube show The Game Plan, Akmal said Babar appeared more focused on proving a point to the coaching staff than contributing to the team’s cause.
"You can't score runs by swinging your bat like that. Babar should play his natural shots, spend 8-10 balls to get in, then go big," he added.
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