DTVHINDIVIDEO: Babar Azam called Azam Khan a rhinoceros in a practice session, uproar after the video went viral
Pakistan team will play its first match against host USA on June 6 Babar Azam and Azam Khan engaged in banter The Pakistan team is busy preparing for the T20 World Cup 2024. On June 6, it will play its first match against co-host USA. Earlier, a video has surfaced from Pakistan’s practice session, in which the players are seen having fun. At the same time, captain Babar said something about Azam Khan that now this video has gone viral. Actually, during the practice session, keeping the atmosphere light, the captain called Azam Khan ‘rhino’. After this, Babar Azam started getting trolled on social media. Some users even said that they were making fun of Azam Khan’s weight. At the same time, some said that this is body shaming. Babar said rhinoceros while pointing towards Azam Khan Let us tell you that before the match against America, Pakistan took part in the practice session. They first did fielding drills. During this, the whole team including Babar Azam was seen sweating. At the same time, the players were seen in a mood of laughter and fun. During this, Babar Azam pointed towards Azam Khan and said rhino. However, this video went viral on social media and now Babar Azam is seen in trouble. Pakistani fans are trolling him and accusing him of body shaming. This is disgusting, below the belt and outright shambolic. Babar Azam saying that “ay gainda nai siddha hoya” to Azam Khan in practice is an exhibit of everything which is wrong with both our society and our team. As captain you cannot be using such words.pic.twitter.com/h5G0sJHJ37 — Abdullah (@abdullahhammad4) June 3, 2024 Let us tell you that Pakistan team is in Group A with India, USA, Canada and Ireland. After playing its first match against America on June 6, Pakistan has to play against India on June 9. People are eagerly waiting for this high voltage match. After this, the Pak team will play against Canada and Ireland on June 11 and 16 respectively.
