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Babar Azam gives a shut up call to Zainab Abbas over a tweet

Gritty hundreds from Babar Azam and Haris Sohail kept New Zealand in the field for 167 overs. Everyone came out praising Babar for getting his first hundred in the test match.

But a certain comment made over his hundred made the century maker furious. A war of words has started between sports anchor Zainab and batsman Babar Azam.

It all started when famous Pakistani female sports anchor Zainab Abbas called Babar Azam, Mickey Arthur’s son.

She wrote in a tweet, “Well played @babarazam258 – loved how the boys went congratulating Mickey Arthur celebrating his “son’s” century”

Babar Azam was quick to respond to her tweet, though he was a bit harsh in his reply. He replied, “Think before u say something and don’t try to cross ur limits!!!”.

Babar Azam is perceived as one of the favorites of Pakistani coach Micky Arthur, and a obviously coaches’ favorite doesn’t sit well with the rest of the team mates.

It could be presumed, as being a sports journalist Zainab Abbas is aware of the inside story and one can perceive that, ‘Mickey ka beta’ would be an inside joke within the team, which Zainab knows well.

Or maybe Babar Azam is not that good at handling public jokes and satire, and took the tweet in another way.

Since then , this twitter conversation is trending all aver the social media. People were also quick to respond to this twitter conversation.


https://twitter.com/khurrammki/status/1066735512071872512


https://twitter.com/osamacaprii/status/1066745212746285057

 

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Saman Siddiqui

I am a freelance journalist with a Master’s Degree in Mass Communication and an MS in Peace and Conflict Studies. Since 2006, I have been involved in various capacities within the electronic media industry. At OyeYeah, I cover diverse genres ranging from journalism and fiction to fashion, including reviews and fact-finding reports.

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