Basit Ali slams Babar Azam, says he is 'great only on social media'
Former Pakistan captain Basit Ali has launched a scathing attack on Babar Azam following Pakistan's poor performance in the Test series against England. Basit Ali criticized the star batter, sarcastically remarking that his greatness is limited only to social media platforms.
VIMARSHNAARAD TVFormer Pakistan cricket team captain Basit Ali has made sharp remarks against Babar Azam. According to reports from Amar Ujala, Basit Ali questioned Babar Azam's capabilities following Pakistan's disappointing performance in the Test series against England.
Basit Ali slammed Babar Azam, stating that his greatness is limited only to social media platforms. He made these comments at a time when the Pakistan team is struggling significantly in Test cricket. Basit Ali believes that Babar's performance on the field has not lived up to expectations.
The former Pakistan captain also expressed his dissatisfaction with Babar's batting and captaincy methods. He noted that the level of performance expected from a top-tier player has not been visible from Babar recently.
Basit Ali's criticism has become a major topic of discussion within the Pakistan cricket community. The team's defeat and poor display against England have left former players quite frustrated. Basit Ali emphasized that the praise received on social media has no correlation with performance on the field.
Babar Azam has long been considered Pakistan's finest batter, but his recent form in Test matches has become a cause for concern. Basit Ali used this as the basis for his critique.
This is not the first time former cricketers have questioned the performance of the Pakistan team. However, Basit Ali's comments are being viewed as particularly harsh. He has advised Babar to focus on his playing style.
This is a challenging time for the Pakistan Cricket Board and the team management. Fans are hopeful that the team will soon rectify its mistakes and perform better. For now, Basit Ali's statement has sparked a debate in cricket circles.