Babar Azam’s BBL Struggles Spark Concern from Mark Waugh

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Babar Azam’s BBL Struggles Spark Concern from Mark Waugh

Former Australian cricketer Mark Waugh has expressed concern over Babar Azam’s batting performance in the ongoing Big Bash League (BBL). Waugh said that despite being a top-class player, Azam’s current form has been below expectations.

“If I were in the team, Babar Azam might have been dropped. He is a fantastic player, but you must make the right decisions in T20 cricket,” Waugh stated. He stressed that teams must be willing to make changes to improve their chances in a competitive league.

Waugh specifically highlighted the need for adjustments in the Sydney Sixers playing XI. He believes that the team must adopt strategic changes to survive in the tournament and remain competitive.

This comes after Babar Azam’s underwhelming performance in his maiden BBL season. In 11 matches, he managed to score only 202 runs, which is below the standard expected from a player of his stature. Analysts have noted that while Azam excels in international cricket, adapting to new T20 leagues can be challenging.

Fans and cricket experts have debated the reasons behind Azam’s struggle in the league. Some suggest that it is a matter of adapting to different conditions and bowling attacks, while others argue that the pressure of performing for a new franchise can affect form.

Despite the criticism, Azam remains one of Pakistan’s most consistent batsmen. His record in international cricket reflects his high skill and temperament. However, Waugh’s comments indicate that performance in domestic T20 leagues is also closely watched by experts and fans alike.

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The Sydney Sixers are now expected to reconsider their strategies in the remaining matches. Changes in the batting order or team combination may help the side improve results and provide Azam an opportunity to regain his form in the league.

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