Cricket World Cup – “You Might Turn into Pakistan’s Driving Run-getter But…”: Gautam Gambhir’s Extreme Chat on Babar Azam
Babar Azam, Pakistan cricket crew skipper at the ODI Cricket World Cup 2023, is under a ton of concentration. One misfortune to India for any Pakistan group can do that. However he scored 50 years in the match against India, Babar Azam couldn’t lead his group to a decent all out against India. Pakistan were all out for only 191 against India, with Babar Azam top-scoring with a 58-ball 50. Be that as it may, India outperformed the pitiful complete in 30.3 overs with Rohit Sharma scoring a first rate 86.
Previous Indian cricket crew player Gautam Gambhir, individual from 2007 T20 Cricket World Cup and 2011 ODI Cricket World Cup-winning groups, needs Babar Azam to roll out healthy improvement to his way to deal with cricket.
“I feel Babar should change his character, his game and, critically, his mentality. Pakistan have had a background marked by going after players – Shahid Afridi, Imran Nazir, Saeed Anwar, Aamer Sohail. In the current top three, everybody bats in comparative mode. On the off chance that somebody needs to assume liability, it must be their skipper, who bats at No. 3,” Gautam Gambhir told Sportskeeda.
“There is no reason for taking a gander at details. You might turn into Pakistan’s driving run-getter, yet heritage is made by winning competitions, not individual records. Wasim Akram took three wickets in the 1992 World Cup last. He didn’t get a five-fer, however everyone discusses it since they won the World Cup. No one discussions about Mahela Jayawardene’s hundred in the 2011 last. Everybody recalls that India dominated the game.”
Gautam Gambhir went to make sense of his point exhaustively and, surprisingly, raised Rohit Sharma’s model.
“The group plays how the chief plays. Both Babar Azam and Rohit Sharma scored fifties. One scored a 50, other scored a 80. Not a single one of them scored 100, however it was the methodology that was the distinction. Assuming Pakistan were pursuing 190, their attitude would have been simply to dominate the match, whether they arrive in 35 or 40 overs,” he said.
“The chief must assume liability. On the off chance that the commander is cautious, the group will be protective. You can’t see the 10 different players in the room that, ‘you play positive, I will play [anchor] from one end’.”
Against India, from 155 for the deficiency of two wickets, Pakistan were all out for 191 and previous Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar mourned the deficiency of chance to post a serious all out on a wicket that was hitter well disposed.
“What a misuse of chance on an incredible batting wicket. Frustrated. Exceptionally frustrated,” he posted on X (previously known as Twitter).
