“I Have Faced Similar Disappointments”: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s Message To Babar Azam And Team

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday tweeted a message of help for the nation’s nationwide cricket group after it went right down to Australia by 5 wickets in a T20 World Cup semi-final in Dubai. Addressing captain Babar Azam and his group, former Pakistan captain Imran Khan wrote on Twitter that he had “confronted related disappointments on the cricket subject”. Pakistan, who had gained all their 5 video games within the Tremendous 12 stage, have been overwhelmed by Australia in a closely-contested semi-final match on Thursday.

“To Babar Azam & the group: I do know precisely how all of you feel proper now bec I’ve confronted related disappointments on the cricket subject. However you shd all be happy with the standard of cricket you performed & the humility you confirmed in your wins. Congratulations Workforce Australia,” Khan, who had led Pakistan to their solely ODI World Cup triumph in 1992, wrote in his message.

To Babar Azam & the group: I do know precisely how all of you feel proper now bec I’ve confronted related disappointments on the cricket subject. However you shd all be happy with the standard of cricket you performed & the humility you confirmed in your wins. Congratulations Workforce Australia.

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) November 11, 2021

Pakistan had posted a complete of 176/4 from their 20 overs after being put to bat first by Australia on Thursday. Mohammad Rizwan and Fakhar Zaman each hit half-centuries as Pakistan posted a aggressive whole.

Shadab Khan’s spectacular bowling then decreased Australia to 96/5 in 12.2 overs. Nonetheless, Marcus Stoinis and Matthew Wade then mixed to information the Aussies to victory with an over to spare.

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Wade hit an unbeaten 17-ball 41 whereas Stoinis remained not out on 40 from 31 deliveries as Australia sealed victory within the penultimate over.

Wade hit three consecutive sixes off Shaheen Afridi within the nineteenth over to pour chilly water on Pakistan’s title hopes.