Babar Azam Involved In Explosive On-Field Spat During Bangladesh Premier League Match – Video Goes Viral | Cricket News

Pakistan cricket group batter Babar Azam was concerned in an explosive on-field spat with Irfan Sukkur throughout a Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) 2024 match on Saturday. Babar, who’s presently enjoying for Rangpur Riders, acquired right into a verbal altercation with Durdanto Dhaka wicketkeeper Irfan Sukkur forcing the umpire to step in. Babar seemed visibly upset with Sukkur after their disagreement and Dhaka batter Mohammad Naim Sheikh intervened to cease the dialog. In the video going viral on social media, Babar was heard repeatedly shouting “I am not talking to you” in direction of Irfan.

Coming to the match, Babar was the highest performer as he guided Riders to a 79-run win over Dhaka due to a half-century off 41 deliveries. The Pakistan batter ended up scoring 62 off 46 balls.

Wicket Keeper: Babar ye T20 hai, take a look at match nahi

Babar Azam: I’m not speaking to you, I’m not speaking to youpic.twitter.com/BrIgtTViCr

— Sushant Mehta (@SushantNMehta) January 27, 2024

Batting first, Riders posted a rating of 183 for the lack of eight wickets and in reply, Dhaka had been all out for 104 in 16.3 overs. Babar received the Player of the Match award for his efficiency.

Meanwhile, the newly-appointed performing chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Shah Khawar on Friday mentioned frequent modifications within the board will not be accountable for the nationwide group’s poor on-field performances within the final one yr.

Addressing the media on Friday, Khawar asserted that there have been a number of different causes for the group’s below-par exhibiting.

“I don’t think changes in the board in the last one year have affected the team. It might be a minor reason, but there are other other factors and once the new board of governors is formed and the new chairman takes charge, they will look into this,” he mentioned.

Khawar additionally insisted that there was no interference from the federal government within the cricket board’s affairs.

“It is a wrong impression that the ministry of inter provincial coordination or government interferes in cricket affairs or is taking decisions,” he mentioned.

“The patron in chief of the board, as per powers vested in him and laid out in the PCB constitution, has taken decisions and is authorised to do this,” he added.

(With PTI inputs)