Babar Azam struggles against bouncer in return to domestic cricket
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Babar Azam returned to domestic first-class cricket after seven years but was dismissed for 12 runs off a bouncer.
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- Babar Azam played his first domestic first-class match in seven years while representing Oil and Gas Development Company Limited in the President's Trophy Grade-1.
- He faced 20 balls and scored 12 runs before being caught out by a bouncer delivered by Arshad Iqbal.
- Fans breached security at the Abbottabad stadium to reach the cricketer during the match.
- The performance follows a challenging period for the batter during a recent cricket series in England.
What to watch next
- Babar Azam's performance in subsequent domestic matches
- Security measures at future domestic cricket venues in Pakistan
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NamedPakistan · Abbottabad · Oil and Gas Development Company Limited · Abdul Faseeh · Arshad Iqbal · Babar Azam · Khan Research Laboratories
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