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Ex-Pakistani Cricketer Issues Challenge to Babar Azam: Hit 3 Consecutive Sixes or I’ll Close YouTube Channel

Basit Ali Challenges Pakistan Skipper for T20 World Cup Feat, Promises to Shut Down Channel if Successful

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Image showing cricket bats and balls with text overlay "Babar Azam Challenged to Hit 3 Consecutive Sixes at T20 World Cup.

Former Pakistani cricketer Basit Ali has thrown down the gauntlet to skipper Babar Azam ahead of the upcoming T20 World Cup. With Azam leading the side and returning as captain, Ali has issued a bold challenge: he wants Azam to smash three consecutive sixes against top teams during the tournament.

Ali’s Challenge to Babar Azam
In a daring move, Ali has wagered that if Azam manages to achieve this feat, he’ll shut down his YouTube channel. However, if Azam falls short, Ali insists that the skipper should relinquish his position as opener for the team.

Babar Azam’s Response to the Challenge
With high hopes pinned on him, Azam expresses optimism about the upcoming tournament, especially under the guidance of new coach Gary Kirsten. Azam acknowledges Kirsten’s vast experience and anticipates his valuable contributions to the team’s strategy and planning for the World Cup.

Azam’s Confidence in Kirsten’s Leadership
“Kirsten’s involvement has been extremely positive for us. He brings a wealth of coaching experience, and we’re already benefitting from his insights and strategic discussions,” Azam remarks. He further elaborates on the collaborative efforts between the coaching staff and players, highlighting the exchange of ideas and updates on practice sessions.

As the T20 World Cup approaches, all eyes will be on Babar Azam to see if he can rise to the challenge set by Basit Ali and lead Pakistan to glory on the global stage.

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