Pakistan skipper Babar Azam was spotted wearing wicket-keeping gloves while handling the ball in the second ODI vs West Indies. This act helped West Indies to earn 5 runs when they walked in to bat in the second ODI.
The incident took place in the 29th over of the second innnings when West Indies were chasing the target of 276 runs. In a video that has surfaced on social media, Babar was seen collecting the ball from behind the stumps while wearing a single wicket-keeping glove.
Talking about the match and his personal scores, Babar praised Mohammad Nawaz who was the player of the match in the second ODI for his figures of 4/19 in 10 overs.
“The wicket was double-paced early on. We wanted to build a partnership as we knew it’d be tough for new batters. Unfortunately, there was a run-out. Because of me we were 10-15 runs short. We saved him (Khushdil) for the end, because we all know what he can do in the slog overs. I was confident that our spinners would bowl well. Nawaz was outstanding, he picked wickets at crucial moments,” Babar said.
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