Pakistan vs England Live: Babar Azam Comes Up With A Shocking Tweet After Pakistan's Series Defeat To England

Pakistan is no longer in the running to advance to the World Test Championship final after suffering successive defeats to England in the first two Tests of the current three-match series. After losing the series opener by 74 runs last week in Rawalpindi, Babar Azam’s team was defeated by 26 runs in the second game, which was played in Multan.

During the second Test, Pakistan had a fantastic chance to draw the game and level the series, but they were unable to take advantage of the English’s rare batting error and fell 26 runs short.

After his team’s second innings performance in the second Test, which was played at the Multan Cricket Stadium, during which ar Azam managed just one run from ten balls, the Pakistani captain received harsh criticism. Many admirers and former greats criticized him for his inability to score runs under duress.

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Babar Azam Shares Cryptic Message On Twitter

And in the midst of all this criticism, Pakistan’s best right-handed hitter, who led the team in scoring with 75 runs in the opening innings, shared a picture of himself in the gym on Twitter along with the statement, “Do not let compliments go to your head and criticism to your heart.”

Do not let compliments go to your head and criticism to your heart. pic.twitter.com/XqiIW3ScWN

— Babar Azam (@babarazam258) December 13, 2022

Babar, who is currently Pakistan’s best batter across all three forms of the game, has been frequently attacked by fans and former greats for a variety of reasons. Last month, he guided the Men in Green to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup final, but he was still criticized for not being able to provide adequate support with the bat.

Thanks to a century and a fifty, he has 216 runs in four innings in two Tests, averaging 54.00, in the current Test series. The third Test between Pakistan and England will begin on December 17 at Karachi’s National Stadium.