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'No Zimbabwe, no Nepal, no party': Babar Azam trolled as he goes 700-plus days without century
Babar Azam's poor run in international cricket continued as he fell for a duck in the 2nd ODI against West Indies. He has now gone 71 innings or 712 days without a century. Fans are trolling the Pakistan star online. read more Pakistan batter Babar Azam had another bad day with the bat as he got out for a duck in the second ODI against the West Indies on Sunday, August 10. The 30-year-old missed a half-century by three runs in the first game on Friday, and in the second match, Jayden Seales got him out for zero in just three balls. Fans are now questioning the former Pakistan captain's form because his last international century came way back in August 2023 against Nepal. Since then, it has been more than 700 days and 71 innings without a hundred for Babar Azam, who was once considered the successor of Virat Kohli in ODI cricket. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Fans troll Babar Azam Fans on social media were quick to troll Babar. One wrote, 'No Zimbabwe, no Nepal, no party for Babar Azam.' Another reminded everyone, 'Babar Azam has now gone 71 innings and 712 days without a century. His last one came against Nepal in Asia Cup 2023.' No Zimbabwe, No Nepal, No Party for Babar Azam. — Heisenberg (@rovvmut_) August 10, 2025 Babar Azam 🇵🇰 has now gone 71 consecutive innings and 712 days without a century in International Cricket 🏏 - His last 💯 came against Nepal🇳🇵in Asia Cup 2023 😯 - Why is Babar Azam failing to score big tons 🤔 — Richard Kettleborough (@RichKettle07) August 11, 2025 Babar Azam has now gone 71 innings and 712 days without an international century. Last ton was vs Nepal in Asia Cup 2023. Lots of hype, maybe Babar isn't as clutch as people think. 🤷♂️ — Lalit Kaur Dhillon (@LalitKaur) August 11, 2025 STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD With babar Azam not being at his best for a while now I am beginning to ask this question Is he out of form or just past his prime ? — kashif farid (@kash8778) August 11, 2025 Bas Paii Jaan yakeen mano, 200 run se double hundred rah gya nhi to es time to double hundred bhi aa jata Babar Azam ka — Space Recorder (@1spacerecorder) August 11, 2025 STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD The match at Brian Lara Stadium did not go well for Pakistan either. Batting first in a rain-hit game, they managed only 171 for 7 in 37 overs. Babar's dismissal came inside the powerplay when Seales bowled him and hit the stumps. Captain Mohammad Rizwan also struggled, scoring just 16 runs off 38 balls. No Pakistani batter could touch 40 runs in the innings. Chasing a DLS target of 181 in 35 overs, West Indies got off to a good start. Even though they slipped in between, losing two quick wickets, going from 101/3 to 111/5, Roston Chase and Justin Greaves made sure there were no more hiccups. Their unbeaten 77-run stand for the sixth wicket helped West Indies win the match by five wickets and level the series 1-1. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD
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15-06-2025
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Did Pakistan's PM Accidentally Write 'I Condom' While Reacting to Israel-Iran Conflict? Internet Reacts
Last Updated: Shehbaz Sharif is at the center of a viral controversy after a screenshot claimed he typed "I condom" instead of "I condemn" in a social media post. Israel launched airstrikes on Iran on Friday, hitting the country's nuclear infrastructure and killing senior military commanders and scientists. In response to the Israeli strike, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif attempted to express a formal condemnation, but his statement turned out to be a comedy of errors. Shehbaz Sharif is at the center of a viral controversy after a screenshot claimed he typed 'I condom" instead of 'I condemn" in a social media post about the Israel-Iran conflict. The post, intended to condemn Israel's airstrike on Iranian nuclear and military sites, sparked widespread online chatter and memes. In a post on X, a screenshot showed the phrase 'I condom the attack on Iran by Israel…", which quickly turned serious discussions into viral content. ''I Condom' Pakistan's Prime Minister mistakenly wrote 'condom' instead of 'condemn' in the support of Iran. Later, he rectified it," a user posted, along with the screenshot. 'I Condom'Pakistan's Prime Minister mistakenly wrote 'condom' instead of 'condemn' in the support of he rectified it. — Space Recorder (@1spacerecorder) June 13, 2025 Social media platforms exploded with laughter, memes, and GIFs, with users rephrasing the line to 'I condom this too". A few users called it a 'facepalm moment" and the 'typo of the year", while others questioned whether the original post was edited for humor or a genuine typo. ''I condom." A historic moment when autocorrect struck harder than diplomacy," read a comment. 'typo or not, that tweet is unforgettable now," a user wrote. The accuracy of the post remains unverified, with no credible source confirming its existence, except for the screenshot that is going viral. Official statements from June 13, 2025, used the word 'condemn" in full support of Iran, according to Radio Pakistan and The Express Tribune. I condemn, in the strongest possible terms, today's unprovoked attack on Iran by Israel. I convey my deepest sympathies to the Iranian people on the loss of lives in this attack. This grave and highly irresponsible act is deeply alarming and risks further de-stabilising an…— Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) June 13, 2025 When a user asked an AI language model, Grok, to retrieve the deleted tweet, it stated that it couldn't retrieve the deleted post. 'Yeah, it seems the typo was real. Pakistan's PM meant to say 'condemn" but wrote 'condom" in a post about Israel's attack on Iran. Social media ran with it, mocking the error with laughing emojis, but official reports corrected it and focused on the serious condemnation. Typos happen, but this one stole the spotlight from the geopolitical issue. Hard to confirm the original post without seeing it directly, though," it added. The incident took place amid heightened tensions in the Middle East, with Iran and Israel launching airstrikes at each other in the last 24 hours. First Published:
