'If he hits 3 straight 6s, I will...': Ex-Pak cricketer challenges Babar

6 months ago 14

NEW DELHI: Former

Pakistan cricketer

Basit Ali has thrown down the gauntlet to current captain

Babar Azam

.
Ali challenges Azam to hit three consecutive sixes straight down the ground against top-tier teams. If Azam succeeds, Ali has vowed to delete his YouTube channel.
"If Babar Azam hits three straight sixes against top teams, not against the likes of the USA or Ireland, but against top teams, I will shut down my YouTube channel.

If he accepts this challenge, he should say that he accepts it. And if he can't hit those sixes in the World Cup, then he shouldn't open the batting," said Ali.
The 29-year-old batsman has recently been reappointed as the white-ball captain of the

Pakistan men's cricket team

for the upcoming

T20 World Cup

2024.

This decision to reinstate Azam as the captain of the T20 side came after Azam had initially stepped down from the role in November, leading to

Shaheen Shah Afridi

's appointment.
SEE ALSO: T20 World Cup 2024 Schedule
The PCB's selection committee unanimously recommended Azam's reinstatement, which was approved by

PCB

chairman

Mohsin Naqvi

.
In the lead-up to the World Cup, Pakistan, having drawn a T20I series 2-2 against an inexperienced New Zealand, are set to face Ireland and England in the shortest format of the game over the coming weeks.

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