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Heart-Breaking! Babar Azam Looks Unhappy During Pakistan's Tri-Series Victory Celebrations; Fans React

Pakistan star batsman Babar Azam appeared unhappy during the team's celebrations after winning the ODI tri-series final against Sri Lanka. A video from the celebrations has gone viral on social media in which it can be seen that Babar Azam is standing in the last line during the cake cutting and celebrations. He is also seen leaving the celebrations early in the viral video. The fans are…

Heart-Breaking! Babar Azam Looks Unhappy During Pakistan's Tri-Series Victory Celebrations; Fans React

Babar Azam, the star batsman for Pakistan, appeared visibly unhappy during his team's celebrations following their ODI tri-series final victory against Sri Lanka. A viral video shows the cricketer standing at the back during the cake-cutting ceremony and leaving the celebrations prematurely. Fans have taken to social media to express their concern and speculation over the reason behind Azam's downcast demeanor.

Many believe his reaction is a result of his disappointing batting performances throughout the tournament. Pakistan secured a three-wicket win against Sri Lanka at Lahore on October 31, but Azam himself struggled in the series. He was dismissed for just five runs off the first ball of the final match, failing to register a half-century in any of the five innings he played.

His average of 23.60 and a total of 118 runs have drawn criticism, leading some fans to question his place in the team. Ex-Pakistan captain claims he criticized Azam's flaws four years ago, urging him to train in England or Australia. However, there are also supporters who remind others that every player goes through difficult phases, and Azam's current slump is not an uncommon experience for athletes at his level.

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