Pak versus WI: Babar Azam showers acclaim on Fawad Alam

Pak versus WI: Babar Azam showers acclaim on Fawad Alam

Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam announced on Saturday that his team would clearly lead the second day of the Test match and meet the targets. Babar Azam said: "We reach the targets because Muhammad Rizwan and Fahim Ashraf are still on the verge." "We expect a target of 300 to 350 in the opening innings," added the 26-year-old right-handed shooter. The captain said that the pitch favorite bowlers at Sabina Park at the start of the game, in any case, Fawad Alam did his best after losing the first three wickets. Babar Azam said: "We [me and Fawad Alam] have come to the conclusion that it is necessary to stay in suspense for a long time.I told Fawad Alam that we should form a pull-out association for clear guidance of the group."Azam said he did his best to work on his presentation for the long haul of the game. He expressed happiness over his continuous efforts which proved fruitful.The captain exaggerated the identity of his teammate Fawad Alam and said that different cricketers should win by working on strange occasions.He said that Fawad Alam is in good condition and he plays great cricket. Babar and Fawad got Pakistan off to a terrible start AFP added: Babar Azam crossed 100, but Fawad Alam may still have a chance to reach three figures as the pair took Pakistan off a terrible start before the second Test against the Caribbean. done. The moment ended comfortably at 212 for four. Sabina Park Friday. Babar scored 75 runs in about five hours in the wrinkles and before Fawad's resignation, the usual aggressive 76 saved the batsman from three or two depths when he suffered a serious leg injury. Kemer Bug took charge of the ball through the home team and hit three in 49 overs in 17 overs in his first two overs of the match.Then, on this occasion, he returned to the last meeting to guarantee Babar's extraordinarily important wicket, as the Pakistani captain had the impression that everyone was moving calmly towards their sixth Test century. His fourth wicket at Fawad was 158 as the tough-looking left-hander had to limp off a pitch on a boiling evening in the Jamaican capital, where temperatures reached 34 degrees. The dryness also claimed West Indian wicketkeeper Joshua da Silva, who in the remaining days was sold by Jahmar Hamilton as the best solution glove left shortly before tea. Despite Babar's apology and Fawad's temporary loss, Pakistan are on their way after a difficult first lap. Mohammad Rizwan and Faheem Ashraf continued their second wicket stand on the second morning, adding 44 runs. However, this promising position was a clear difference from Pakistan, where Pakistan added two in just three overs in one day.The next day's match between the Caribbean and Pakistan was hit without a ball at Sabina Park on Saturday due to heavy rain and a crowded field. Pakistan continued their first innings on the third day, provided the rain clouds stopped again. 212 was batted in four innings. After losing a crucial Test on a similar stage with one wicket seven days ago, visitors will find it difficult to win the series day and night for their mission. The Caribbean is looking to win its first Test series against Pakistan in a very long time.