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Babar Azam’s father shares his comeback update

Babar Azam’s father shares his comeback update

Web Desk October 20, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Azam Siddique, father of Babar Azam, shares his son's return to the Pakistan cricket team.
  • Babar Azam faced criticism for his performance, particularly in his last 18 Test innings.
  • As Pakistan and England prepare for their third Test in Rawalpindi, no squad changes have been announced yet.
Babar Azam’s father, Azam Siddique, provided an update regarding his son from the squad and his anticipated return to the team. In a recent Instagram post, which marked his return to social media after a period of inactivity, Siddique shared the good news with Babar’s fans, addressing the concerns around his absence from the team.

The post came after Shan Masood's Pakistan side secured a 152-run win against England. Babar, who wasn’t part of the squad, faced significant criticism for his performance, particularly after failing in his last 18 Test innings.

As Pakistan and England prepare for their third Test in Rawalpindi, scheduled from October 24 to 28, no changes to the squad have been announced yet. Babar’s potential comeback remains a point of interest for fans and analysts alike.

 

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Babar Azam’s father posted, "I have no complaints against friends nor any grievances with the world. Insha’Allah (God willing), you will soon see Babar [Azam] playing in front of you"

"I have no complaints against friends nor any grievances with the world. Insha’Allah (God willing), you will soon see Babar [Azam] playing in front of you," Babar Azam’s father posted.

"PCB has given him rest to rejuvenate. We are content with the will of Allah, as we were and always will be. Long live Pakistan."

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