Babar Azam’s Poor Run Continues in England Test

Babar Azam’s Poor Run Continues in England Test

Babar Azam Clean Bowled for 7 as Pakistan’s Top Order Collapses Again

Pakistan’s batting struggles continued in the third Test against England at Edgbaston as star batter Babar Azam was dismissed for just seven runs, adding to the pressure on the visitors.

Babar, one of Pakistan’s most recognised batters, failed to make a significant contribution after being clean bowled by England. His early departure left Pakistan in trouble and intensified concerns over the team’s ability to withstand pressure from England’s bowling attack.

The dismissal was another disappointing outing for Babar, who has been under scrutiny for his recent performances in Test cricket. Pakistan had been hoping that the experienced batter would provide stability at the top of the order, but his failure once again exposed the vulnerability of the team’s batting lineup.

England capitalised on Pakistan’s shaky start, keeping the pressure on the remaining batters with disciplined bowling and tight fielding. Pakistan’s repeated top-order collapses have emerged as a major concern, particularly against a strong England side playing on home soil.

With Babar back in the pavilion for only seven, Pakistan faced the difficult task of rebuilding its innings and preventing another major batting collapse.

The third Test therefore began with England firmly on top, while Pakistan were left searching for answers from their middle order and lower-order batters.