Babar Azam’s tweet earlier this year in support of his cricketing counterpart Virat Kohli Twitterati came back to haunt him on Thursday after Zimbabwe’s 1 run win over Pakistan in the nail-biting T20 World Chasing a target of 131 runs set by Zimbabwe in the cup clash in Perth, the always-reliable duo of Azam and Mohammad Rizwan were dismissed in the span of an over, much to the dismay of Pakistani fans.
Shan Masood was the lone fighter in the lot but his 44 could not save the sinking Pakistan ship.
Serious faces were seen at the Optus Stadium, where Pakistani fans gathered for an easy and thrilling win against Zimbabwe in the World Cup. But it was not to be.
Azam’s old tweet started trending on microblogging site Twitter after a shocking defeat and getting out cheaply.
This too shall pass. stay strong #Virat Kohli pic.twitter.com/ozr7BFFgXt
— Babar Azam (@babarazam258) 14 July 2022
Reverse UNO? Too many.
The fact that Azam’s side ended up on the losing side in the previous thriller where Virat Kohli’s heroism was seen India Didn’t forget home.
With back-to-back setbacks in the T20 World Cup, Twitter wants Babar Azam to know: “This much will pass. Stay strong.”
stay strong
The forms were reversed after this tweet. #babarazam https://t.co/veQFZEqxnq
— manglam sir (@koppara_kesari) 27 October 2022
This too shall pass. stay strong #babarazam @TheRealPCB https://t.co/TFJKJHvEps pic.twitter.com/3wPvHmYmgh
— karthik Vinny (@vinny_tweetz) 27 October 2022
From here the downfall of Babar Azam started. He hasn’t been the same player since https://t.co/p8JBBAyb48
— harris (@hariszz77) 27 October 2022
this is where the trouble started https://t.co/a7aRS1fgRp
— Niku (@n1cot1ne__) 27 October 2022
Now when you look back on this tweet, it makes you laugh. https://t.co/Yv1LbN6Hyl
— Abdullah (@michaelscottfc) 27 October 2022
Blessings from Mujarbani and Richard Nagarwa were fantastic with the new ball. Raza was exceptional in the middle overs. Whenever it looked like the game was slipping away, he managed to get a wicket. Despite all this, it was still a game for Pakistan to win but it was Zimbabwe who kept their spirits up in the end and emerged victorious.
3 in 3 is what they needed but they failed to do so. Zimbabwe was on cloud 9, they were excited.
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