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Pakistani batting maestro Babar Azam produced a classy performance in the Big Bash League, scoring a fluent 58 runs for the Sydney Sixers in a high-profile match against Sydney Thunder on Friday.
Batting with trademark elegance and composure, Babar anchored the Sixers’ innings after an early breakthrough. He faced 42 deliveries, striking the ball cleanly to register five boundaries and two towering sixes, keeping the scoreboard moving while maintaining control in the middle overs.
Babar built a crucial partnership with opening batter Josh Philippe, who played an aggressive knock at the other end. Their stand laid the foundation for a strong total, as the Sydney Sixers posted 198 for 5 in their allotted 20 overs. The innings marked Babar Azam’s maiden half-century in the Big Bash League, drawing applause from fans and commentators alike.
In reply, Sydney Thunder struggled to match the required tempo against disciplined Sixers bowling. Despite resistance from the middle order, the Thunder were bowled out for 151, handing the Sixers a comfortable 47-run victory.
Babar’s performance was widely praised for its balance of classical stroke play and modern T20 intent. His ability to rotate strike under pressure and accelerate when needed once again highlighted why he is regarded as one of the most technically sound batters in world cricket.
The innings also strengthens Babar Azam’s impact in overseas leagues, further enhancing his reputation as a dependable match-winner across formats.
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