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Social media goes crazy when Babar Azam announces his test retirement, but it’s a fake

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On social media, a bogus report that Babar Azam was leaving Test cricket went viral.

The Pakistani star Babar Azam has been the focus of haters on social media due to his problems with the bat. A false statement claiming that the iconic batsman has decided to retire from Test cricket went viral on social media after his lackluster performance in the second Test against Bangladesh failed to boost his team’s spirits. Numerous supporters circulated fictitious farewell words from the Pakistani cricket player, leading many to conclude that the top-order hitter had indeed made the decision to retire from the game’s longest format.

Some of the messages also featured a false thumbprint on the retirement letter from Babar. Here’s what the retirement letters read, as shared by admirers on the Internet:

Even Pakistan’s Test coach Jason Gillespie felt compelled to defend Babar in front of the media. “Babar is a quality player. He is a world-class player. He is very close. I feel it. I am confident that we are going to see Babar scoring some big runs very soon. He probably hasn’t converted the start he has got,” Gillespie stated at the conclusion of the Day 4 press conference.Pakistan traveled to Australia for a three-match Test series following the end of the ODI World Cup. After being outplayed in every aspect of the match, Pakistan suffered a rout. Pakistan’s batsmen were exposed after the series ended because of poor performances. Among the players scrutinized by supporters and former cricket players was Babar. Babar amassed 126 runs at an average of 21 across the three Test matches.
Pakistan traveled to England to play four Twenty20 Internationals before to the T20 World Cup. Babar accumulated 68 runs at an average of 34.00 in two games. Babar failed with his bat in the T20 World Cup, leaving him exposed once more.

At an average of 40.66, he scored 122 runs in four games.

However, his poor strike rate of 101.66 drew harsh criticism. In their current series with Bangladesh, Babar has scored just 64 runs with his bat in four innings.

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