KARACHI: Babar Azam gets upset over his dismissal in the Quaid e Azam Trophy match.
According to the sources, star Pakistani batter Babar Azam’s return to domestic cricket took a disappointing turn after a viral video surfaced showing him visibly frustrated following his dismissal in a Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Gold match.
Facing a challenging run in recent outings, Babar suffered a controversial dismissal in the first innings.
His struggle continued in the second innings, where he was dismissed after scoring 42 runs.
Unable to hide his disappointment upon losing his wicket, Babar slammed his bat onto the pitch in frustration before walking back to the pavilion.
💔 END OF KING BABAR AZAM’S INNINGS!
Babar departs for 42 runs. 😭👑
Not the big score we wanted from the King today. 💔🏏
Come back stronger, Babar! 👑🇵🇰 https://t.co/5GQEdNLTm9
— Humais khan (@Humireacts) November 6, 2026
The incident quickly went viral across social media platforms, sparking mixed reactions from fans and critics.
While some supporters defended his reaction as a natural outburst under high pressure and intense scrutiny to regain form, several cricket enthusiasts criticized the senior batter for displaying uncharacteristic behavior on the field.
Detailed Note on Babar Azam’s International Career Statistics
Babar Azam remains one of the premier batters of modern international cricket, known for his classical technique, elegant cover drives, and consistency across all formats.
His career statistics across Tests, ODIs, and T20Is highlight his impact on Pakistan cricket over the years.
In Test cricket, Babar has represented Pakistan in over 50 matches, accumulating nearly 4,000 runs at a solid average above 40.
His Test resume features 9 centuries and multiple half-centuries, including landmark performances against top-tier opposition such as Australia, England, and New Zealand.
His marathon 196-run innings against Australia in Karachi stands as one of the finest fourth-innings efforts in modern Test history.
The 50-over ODI format highlights Babar’s dominance at his absolute peak.
Having held the No. 1 spot in the ICC ODI Batting Rankings for an extended period, he has scored over 5,700 runs at a stellar average near 55.
Babar holds 20 ODI centuries, making him one of the fastest players in cricket history to reach both 5,000 ODI runs and 19 ODI centuries.
In T20 Internationals, Babar has been a mainstay at the top of the order for Pakistan. He has accumulated over 4,000 T20I runs at an average of roughly 40, registering 3 T20I centuries and numerous half-centuries.
He also holds the distinction of being the first captain in world cricket to score three T20I centuries.
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While recent domestic outings reflect the immense pressure on him to regain consistent form, his overall statistical track record firmly establishes him among Pakistan’s modern-day cricketing greats.
