SYDNEY: Pakistan captain Babar Azam participated in the optional training session ahead of his team’s scheduled semi-final clash of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 against New Zealand.
According to the details, the rest of the national team preferred to rest before the all-important semi-final against New Zealand, scheduled for tomorrow.
Meanwhile, Babar, who is going through a rough patch, practised alone in the nets to regain his form.
The right-handed batter trained for a gruelling one and a half hours, while team mentor Matthew Hayden accompanied him.
It is pertinent to mention that Babar could manage to score 39 runs in five innings at a dismal average of 7.8 and a strike rate of 48.03.
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