Babar Azam In Disbelief As Teammate Saim Ayub Drops Absolute Dolly In Slips. Watch | Cricket News

Since the beginning of Pakistan’s tour of Australia, the visiting crew’s fielding has been a relentless speaking level on social media. On Day 2 of the third Test between the 2 groups, Pakistan star Saim Ayub dropped an absolute sitter within the slips, leaving all of his teammates with a facepalm second. As Ayub gave Australia opener David Warner a lifeline, followers could not resist unleashing memes on social media and trolling Ayub, in addition to his crew, for the repeated fumbles within the discipline.

Coming out to bat for the final time in his Test profession, Warner obtained a lifeline early into the innings. Pakistan pacer Amer Jamal bowled an excellent supply, forcing the veteran Australia to edge the ball into the slips. But, Ayub did not appear to be ready because the ball slipped out of his arms.

Former Pakistan captain Babar Azam, who was standing on the second slip place, had his hand on the face as he realised how the simple catch was dropped by his teammate Ayub. Here’s the video:

It’s occurred once more!

David Warner will get a life courtesy of the debutant Saim Ayub #AUSvPAK pic.twitter.com/VAr7bBis6L

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Warner was ultimately dismissed for 34 and appeared irritated as he left the Sydney Cricket Ground to a standing ovation from his residence crowd after lacking out on his probability of a cherished century in his 112th and closing Test match.

Warner was crushed by the additional bounce and prove of the tough by offspinner Agha Salman and edged a catch off the shoulder of his bat to a delighted Babar Azam at slip.

Warner, who nonetheless has a possible second innings to bat in his final Test, has now scored 8,729 Test runs since his 2011 debut at a median of 44.53 with 26 centuries.

Usman Khawaja was the opposite Australia batter to be dismissed earlier than early Tea was taken within the third Test, owing to unhealthy gentle on the SCG.

With AFP inputs