Such a period of cricket is going on, when those players are going to retire, who waved their glory worldwide in the 2010s. Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma are also among these players, who have said goodbye to T20 and Test formats. These days, Pakistan vs Bangladesh T20 series is also in discussion, where Bangladesh had trampled the Pak team badly in the first 2 matches. One thing to note in this series is that Babar Azam is not a part of the Pakistan team. Have he also retired from T20 cricket like Virat Kohli?

Has Babar Azam retired from T20?

No, Babar Azam has not retired from T20 format. For a long time, his poor form in his T20 has become the main reason for Babur’s drop. During this stormy batting era, Babur’s Strike Rate in T20 is also not of 130. Due to this poor form, he also had to lose his hand with captaincy. Shaheen Shah Afridi and Mohammad Rizwan are also struggling with this situation. Let us know that now Salman is captaining Pakistan’s T20 team.

What did the coach of Pakistan say on Babar Azam?

Last month, the news was very much discussed that Babar Azam can do wicketkeeping. But Pakistan team coach Mike Hessen had made it clear that Babur had never done wicketkeeping nor was any idea to hand over the weight of wicketkeeping. Instead, Babur can present his claim for the opening slot, but in the T20 team, the weight of the opening batting is being handled by Fakhar Zaman and Sam Job.

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Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by 7 wickets in the first T20 match. In this match played in Dhaka, the Pak team was reduced to just 110 runs while playing first. In response, Bangladesh has won a big win with 28 balls remaining. This is only the fourth time in T20 cricket history when Bangladesh has defeated Pakistan. Opener Pervez Hussain made a big contribution in winning his team.

In the match, the Pakistan team was batting first and all out for just 110 runs. It is good for Fakhar Zaman’s innings of 44 runs, which could cross the score of 100. At one time it seemed difficult for Pakistan to reach a score of 60-70 and half the team had returned to the pavilion for a score of 46. Khushdil Shah scored 17 and Abbas Afridi scored 22 runs.

In response, Bangladesh did not start well as 2 wickets of the team fell for just 7 runs.

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Pakistan has been all out for just 110 runs in the first T20 match against Bangladesh. This first match of the three T20 matches series was played in Dhaka. Senior players like Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan and Shaheen Shah Afridi have not gone on the Bangladesh tour. All 11 players of the Pak team got down to bat, out of which 8 runs could not cross the double figure. The top scorer of the Pak team was Fakhar Zaman, who scored an innings of 44 runs.

Fakhar Zaman was standing from one end, but wickets were falling continuously from the other end. Alam was that half of Pakistan’s team had returned to the pavilion for a score of 46. Fakhar Zaman and Khushdil Shah somehow brought the team to 70, when Fakhar Zaman was dismissed for 44 runs. Khushdil Shah and Abbas Afridi’s 33 -run partnership brought Pakistan’s score to 100. Shah contributed 18 and Abbas Afridi contributed 22 runs.

This is the first time Bangladesh has all out Pakistan in international T20 cricket history. Bangladesh was the most deadly Mustafizur Rahman, who took 2 wickets for just 6 runs in 4 overs. At the same time, the most wickets for the team were Taskin Ahmed, who dismissed 3 batsmen.

According to the news, Pakistan team’s new coach Mike Hessen had made it clear that Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan and Shaheen Afridi would not be given a place in the T20 team, as well as advised to focus on the World Test Championship projects. At the same time, Haris Rauf and Shadab Khan were not found in the squad due to injury. The next two T20 matches of Pakistan and Bangladesh will be played on 22 July and 24 July respectively.

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