Scores in T20 cricket are often criticized. As was Mohammad Rizwan. Despite scoring a century, Rizwan was charged by former New Zealand player and commentator Simon Dull due to his strike rate. This time, Babar Azam, who failed to win the team despite scoring a century, was also brought to the table by Dull. Peshawar Zalmi made huge capital of 240 runs against Quetta Gladiators on Wednesday (March 8) in PSL. Captain Babar Azmar had a big contribution to building this mountain-like collection. Babar played an inning of 115 runs off 65 balls with 15 fours and 3 sixes. Babar played 24 balls to complete his first fifty.

But Peshawar could not win even with such a significant capital. Quetta Gladiators won the match with 8 wickets and 10 balls in hand. This English batsman made history by scoring 145 runs with 20 fours and 5 sixes from just 63 balls and brought victory to the team. Many blame Babur for this loss of Peshawar. Former New Zealand cricketer and commentator Simon Doole thinks he should have batted faster on such a batting-friendly wicket.

Immediately after Babar played an inning of 115 runs off 65 balls, he said in the commentary room, ‘Scoring a century is undoubtedly great, statistics are also great things. But the party interest should be seen first.’Not only Babar, Dul also created controversy by criticizing Babar’s opening partner Mohammad Rizwan in the Pakistan team for slow batting. Multan Sultans captain Rizwan scored a century against Karachi Kings, but Dule did not like that inning. When he completed his half-century in 42 balls, Dull said, ‘You have a good batsman in your team, go back to the dressing room, Rizwan.’ Not only that, after Rezwan scored a century, he said, ‘Many centuries are the reason for the team’s defeat. The balls that Rizwan wasted, in the beginning, could have been used.’However, Rezwan narrowly survived that match. His team won by 3 runs. But Babur’s fate was not so happy.