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How Pakistan's darkest hour gave birth to the age of Babar

Cricbuzz · 8 Nov 2021, 7:02 PM
How Pakistan's darkest hour gave birth to the age of Babar
"If Babar says, it's night, we will believe that as well. No questions asked" · Getty

When New Zealand pulled out of a tour in September, Pakistan's players were devastated. Yet the emotion has been channelled into a momentous T20 World Cup campaign, with Babar Azam proving an authoritative new leader

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