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Babar Azam

Babar Azam

Height: 5ft 11 inches DOB: 15 October 1994

Born in Lahore Babar Azam is the first cousin of Akmal brothers. He is considered as the next big thing in or Pakistan cricket because of discipline and control temperament. He is the fastest to score 1000 runs in T20I cricket that show how good he is for the shorter format of the game. After scoring runs in domestic cricket Babar got the national team call-up in 2015 against Zimbabwe but his career got new heights when he scores back to back three centuries against West Indies in ODI series which led to his Test cricket debut. He is often compared to Indian `Run Machine` Virat Kohli but Babar regards him as a senior cricketer always.

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Babar Azam in 2024

How are cricket's fab five performing in 2024? Babar Azam leads run-scoring chart without century

Sports | Aug 25, 2024, 11:21 PM IST

Cricket's fab-five Virat Kohli, Joe Root, Kane Williamson, Steve Smith and Babar Azam have enjoyed mixed performances in 2024 with the Pakistani star leading the run-scoring chart across formats.

ICC Men's and Women's Player of the Month August,

ICC Men's and Women's Player of the Month nominees for August 2023 revealed, feat Babar Azam

Sports | Sep 07, 2023, 11:02 PM IST

Pakistan men's cricket team captain Babar Azam is among the leading candidates to win the ICC Men's Player of the Month award for August 2023 after scoring 151 runs against Nepal in the opening Asia Cup 2023 match.

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Babar Azam's performance in Test matches in 2022 so far

Sports | Dec 04, 2022, 07:03 PM IST

From Runs scored to centuries registered, here's look at Pakistan skipper Babar Azam's statistics in Tests for the year 2022

Babar Azam remained not out on 101 off 127 balls to guide

2019 World Cup, Match 33: Babar century keeps Pakistan in hunt as New Zealand suffer maiden defeat

Sports | Jun 27, 2019, 08:26 AM IST

Babar Azam's unbeaten century and Shaheen Afridi's fiery spell kept Pakistan's semi-finals hopes alive as they beat New Zealand by 6 wickets at Edgbaston.

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