Babar azam tweet about virat kohli

Virat Kohli has been in off-the-pitch cold war with many players recently. His stories on Instagram have been cryptic over the past few years. However, this time, Pakistan Skipper Babar Azam took to Instagram and congratulated Australia on winning the Test Championship. He captioned the story as “Congratulations Australia Well Deserved.” Babar added a smiley emoji after the statement. Bobby Instagram story Well deserved Australia! 😂🤣😂 It was apparently, in reply to a story uploaded by Virat Kohli after England beat Pakistan in the World T20 Final 2022. England beat India in the semi-finals. However, Kohli uploaded an Instagram story with the caption, “Congratulations England. Well Deserved”, with a thumbs-up emoji at the end. MORE: Has Pakistan ever reached the WTC Final? The top two teams on the WTC points table advance to the WTC Final. Pakistan has never reached a World Test Championship Final. The system of a 'Test Championship was formulated four years ago and there have been two WTC Finals to date. The first edition was held between 2019 and 2021. The final of the first edition was between New Zealand and India, where the former emerged victorious. In the second edition of the WTC held between 2021-2023, Australia clinched the Test Mace after beating India in the final. Pakistan finished seventh on the points table out of nine teams competing in the 2021-23 World Test Championship. The teams are ranked on the percentage of the points (PCT) won. Any team gets twelve p...

Renowned Indian cricketer Virat Kohli silenced his critics with a stunning performance during the Asia Cup 2022, where he scored a century against Afghanistan. He carried his impressive form into the 2022 T20 World Cup, emerging as the highest run-scorer. In March of this year, he showcased his vintage batting style and achieved his much-awaited 29th Test ton against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Kohli's exceptional batting skills have often been compared to those of Pakistan's skipper Babar Azam, who is also making a name for himself as one of the most lethal batters in the world. As teams gear up for the upcoming ODI World Cup, set to take place in India in October, fans are eagerly anticipating the highly anticipated face-off between Kohli and Azam. Former Pakistan skipper Imran Khan has made a bold prediction, stating that Azam has the potential to surpass Kohli's records. It is worth noting that Virat Kohli and Babar Azam share a strong bond off the cricket field, as they have been seen supporting each other during their respective tough times. In fact, when Virat was going through a lean patch, Babar posted a picture with the Indian batter and captioned it, "This too shall pass." Virat's exceptional performance in the T20 World Cup last year against Pakistan, where he played an unbeaten knock of 82 runs off 53 balls, helped India secure a victory by four wickets. However, despite his heroics, India was eliminated in the semi-finals, while Pakistan finished...

The World Test Championship (WTC) is one of the most prestigious cricket competitions. WTC features the top nine Test-playing nations competing in a round-robin format, followed by a final match to determine the ultimate champion. The Cricket Lounge provides comprehensive coverage of the WTC, including live scores, match highlights, and analysis of the teams and players. The tweet that the world had been waiting for has arrived: on Saturday, Babar Azam rocked the social media and stunned the fans when he gave strength to the Indian batting superstar who has struggled for runs on the ongoing Virat Kohli finally replies to Babar Azam Kohli hasn’t gone past 20 on this tour yet: he managed scores of 11 and 20 in the Edgbaston Test; 1 and 11 in two “This too shall pass. Stay strong. #ViratKohli,” wrote Babar sharing a picture of himself with Kohli from the T20 World Cup last year. His tweet broke out a storm as it went viral in no time and has gained over 270,000 likes. This too shall pass. Stay strong. — Babar Azam (@babarazam258) Now, Virat Kohli, who is preparing for the third ODI on Sunday in Manchester, replied to the Pakistani captain’s message. Kohli thanked Azam for his support, and in return, he sent the Pakistani skipper his wishes and good luck. “Thank you. Keep shining and rising. Wish you all the best,” Kohli replied. Here, check out Kohli’s reply: Thank you. Keep shining and rising. Wish you all the best — Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) Babar Azam, who is currently in “A...

Virat Kohli on Saturday responded to Pakistan captain Babar Azam's tweet about his extended lean patch. Babar had shared a picture of the two batting icons captioned "This too shall pass. Stay Strong", which went viral as fans praised him for backing out-of-form Also Read | Virat Kohli replies to Babar Azam’s ‘This too shall pass’ tweet, comes up with classy reaction Babar Azam and Virat Kohli(Twitter) Kohli, who remains one of the finest players in world cricket despite the slump, has been under the scanner with former players including Kapil Dev questioning his future with the national side. Amid the chaos, Babar's support for Kohli drew immense praise on the internet. Kohli also responded to the tweet writing, "Thank you. Keep shining and rising. Wish you all the best." The exchange between the two players took social media by storm and former India off-spinner Harbhajan Singh also lavished praise on the batters. So good to see this .. from one Champion to Another 🏏 well done," wrote Harbhajan along with a picture of the conversation. When Babar was asked about his tweet, he said Kohli should get all the support he needs to regain his batting form. "As a player (tough) times can fall on you as well," Babar said ahead of Pakistan's opening Test in Sri Lanka. “I know how a player goes through such times and how he comes out of it. So he needs support in those times and as a player, I tweeted to support him. He is one of the best players and he knows how to come out of thi...

Earlier in the day, the 33-year-old shared a philosophical tweet amid rising pressure on him over his poor run in international cricket. He posed in front of an artwork with two wings and a message which read: “What if I fall... Oh but my darling, what if you fly." The under-fire cricketer shared the cryptic post with a single-word caption: “Perspective”. 24 🚨 JUST IN 🚨Virat Kohli rested for both the three-match ODI and the five-match T20I series against West Indies. Hopefully, he is back in the squad for the Asia Cup 2022. At a press conference ahead of Pakistan’s first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle, Azam was asked about his praiseworthy gesture of tweeting in support of Kohli. Sharing his thoughts, he explained: "As a player myself, I know you can go through such a phase and I also know what a player goes through in such a phase. In those times, you need support. I just tweeted thinking that it will give just some support. He is one of the best players." Azam also backed the Indian batter to overcome the wretched form he has been encountering over the past couple of seasons. He commented: "He is playing a lot of cricket and he knows how to come out of these situations. It takes time, if you back players, it will be really good.” Kohli is likely to feature in the third ODI of the series against England, which will be played at Old Trafford in Manchester on Sunday (July 17). The batter has been rested for the upcoming tour of the West Indies, which will feature three ODI...

On July 14, Pakistan skipper Babar Azam posted a tweet in support of Virat Kohli after the latter failed to score big, once again, in the second ODI against England. The former India skipper started well with three boundaries and got to 16 before edging David Willey to Jos Buttler . In the midst of getting a lot of criticisms from former India players, Kohli got some support from Pakistan. Pakistan skipper Babar Azam posted a Tweet, which read, “This too shall pass. Stay strong. #ViratKohli.” This too shall pass. Stay strong. — Babar Azam (@babarazam258) With this tweet, the Lahore player got a lot of praise from his countrymen and Indians. They praised the right-hander for sharing a wonderful message at this phase of Virat’s life. When the Pakistan skipper was asked about the tweet, he said that his Indian counterpart is one of the finest players. The 27-year-old mentioned that as a player himself, he understands that a player can go through such a phase. He believes that if a player is backed at this stage, they can come out of it. “Kohli is one of the finest players. As a player myself, I know you can go through such a phase [out of form]. If you back players, they can come out of it.” Babar Azam when asked about his yesterday’s Tweet supporting Virat Kohli. “Kohli is one of the finest players. As a player myself, I know you can go through such a phase [out of form]. If you back players, they can come out of it.” — Mazher Arshad (@MazherArshad) On the other hand, Azam b...

Soon after the tweet was released, many cricket fans started praising Babar for supporting Kohli. On the eve of Pakistan’s first Test against Sri Lanka at Galle, in a press conference, Babar revealed his reasons behind tweeting in favour of Kohli. “Definitely. See, as a player myself, I know you can go through such a phase (out of form). I also know what a player goes through in such a phase and how can one come out of it. In those times, you need support. Kohli has not hit a century in international cricket since 2019. After missing the first ODI against England at The Oval due to a groin strain, Kohli made just 16 in the second match at Lord’s, which India lost by 100 runs. It meant that the right-hander has been without a century in 77 consecutive international innings. Before the ODI series, Kohli had scores of 1 and 11 in the second and third T20Is and made 11 and 20 in the rescheduled fifth Test at Edgbaston. The ODI series decider match at Manchester on Sunday will provide Kohli a chance to get a big knock under his belt. After the end of England tour, Kohli will not be a part of India’s white-ball tour of the West Indies, with his name missing from the three-match ODI series squad and five-match T20I series squad in the Caribbean.