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Babar Azam was crying in dressing room after Afghanistan loss


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2 hours ago, Nonbeliever said:

Decent nature guy.  Good player.  But not a captain material specially when you have too much politics in the team.  Looks like not enough support from within the team.

 

 

 

 

Sarfu was very similar or actually better as captain. He took the fall for mediocre performances by a mediocre team. Now Babar is suffering the same fate. But the present team on paper is way better than the one captained by Sarfu. They are mentally fragile or over eager for PR and crumbling under pressure like clockwork. 

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Read on PP that actually several players cried in the changing room. Even Shaheen looked like he was about to cry during his last over.

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56 minutes ago, nevada said:

Sarfu was very similar or actually better as captain. He took the fall for mediocre performances by a mediocre team. Now Babar is suffering the same fate. But the present team on paper is way better than the one captained by Sarfu. They are mentally fragile or over eager for PR and crumbling under pressure like clockwork. 

Sarfu was mentally tougher than this lot...  I think Punjab lobby led to his downfall.  He was thrown under the bus by Misbah Wasim Waqar Akhtar Younus post WC19.

Karachi lobby is now active in the same way against Babar.

Then there is Afridi with his KPK group & PSL franchise group. Shaheen most likely would replace Babar. 

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as much as we fans like to throw shades at other teams, probably not a fun experience to see any player cry. Each one gets on the field to give the best for their country.
Also, this guy is not a captain material. After the WC, give up captaincy and just focus on your batting. 

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Man, I feel bad for these guys, especially Bobby. Their delusional fans put extra pressure on Bobby to perform to a standard he is not capable of. They expect him to captain Pakistan to a World Cup with only 2 half decent seamers, a couple of spinners who even Netherlands would reject and a 145 kph phasht bowler only good for staring hard at minnows' tailenders.

 

Bobby is a nice guy who doesn't deserve the flak he gets back home or the hate he gets from certain sections of Indian fans for no reason at all, lol.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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30 minutes ago, Nikhil_cric said:

Man, I feel bad for these guys, especially Bobby. Their delusional fans put extra pressure on Bobby to perform to a standard he is not capable of. They expect him to captain Pakistan to a World Cup with only 2 half decent seamers, a couple of spinners who even Netherlands would reject and a 145 kph phasht bowler only good for staring hard at minnows' tailenders.

 

Bobby is a nice guy who doesn't deserve the flak he gets back home or the hate he gets from certain sections of Indian fans for no reason at all, lol.

 

 

 

 

 

 

save this sympathy for peeh peeh.

we love it. They were too arrogant.. Number 1 this and that, they can't play him, Billion Dollar team etc etc. The whole country was in Cloud 9 before the two day Asia Cup match and it has all came down crashing.

They deserve this humiliation.

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7 minutes ago, NameGoesHere said:

Of the above I like Azam Khan’s father’s quote the best.

 

it perfectly encapsulates Pakistani society in a dozen or so words. 

 

Not just Moin Khan, every quote in that post is an oxymoron to what those players did during their playing days. They are preaching what they never followed.

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Feel for him. He also attended the press conference instead of sending coach/youngster.

 

This too shall pass I guess.

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