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Babar Azam Gutted Following Pakistan’s Batting Collapse Against Sri Lanka | Watch Video
Babar Azam who is going through the purple patch of his career also unable to fire runs as he get back to the pavallion after making just 13 runs.
Written by Sunny Daud
Published: Jul 17, 2023, 04:32 PM (IST)
Edited: Jul 17, 2023, 04:32 PM (IST)

Pakistan captain Babar Azam was seen gutted after his team failed to perform against Sri Lanka in the ongoing first Test at Galle International Cricket Stadium in Sri Lanka on Monday.
While chasing 312 runs against the hosts, Pakistan loses openers in quick sucession where Imam-ul-Haq departed after making 1 run and Abdullah Shafique managed to score 19 runs.
Babar Azam who is going through the purple patch of his career also unable to fire runs as he get back to the pavallion after making just 13 runs.
After losing quick wickets, Babar Azam was seen sad and the video is going viral on Social media, here is the video:
Following the early Collapse, Babar Azam is unhappy.
— Nawaz 🇵🇰 (@Rnawaz31888) July 17, 2023
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Earlier, the middle-order batter resumed with his overnight score of 94 and reached his century with a single to fine leg off Shaheen. It was his third test hundred against Pakistan, and also his third at Galle.
Pakistan took the second new ball in a bid to knock off the remaining wickets and started well when Naseem had Prabath Jayasuriya caught behind by Sarfraz Ahmed. De Silva was out for 122 when he sliced attempting to clear deep point and was caught by Shan Masood.
De Silva faced 214 deliveries and he hit 12 fours and three sixes.
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There was stubborn resistance from Kasun Rajitha and Vishwa Fernando, who added 29 runs for the last wicket. Fernando scored 21 with two fours and a six, and the runs could prove to be crucial runs on a wicket that is turning considerably.