Pakistani cricket captain Babar Azam is making headlines in India, not just for his on-field prowess but for his off-field activities as well. The star batter, during his trip to India, has reportedly been indulging in some retail therapy, purchasing jewelry and clothing.
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Local media reports suggest that Azam visited a Sabyasachi store in India and acquired a sherwani worth Rs700,000, sparking speculation about an impending wedding. Certain sections of the media are abuzz with rumors that the cricket sensation might be tying the knot in December of this year.
Babar Azam’s visit to India coincides with the ICC World Cup, where Pakistan’s team director, Mickey Arthur, recently described the stringent security measures as “stifling.” The high level of security has left players feeling confined and reminiscent of COVID-19 restrictions.
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Several Pakistani players have experienced fever and flu during various stages of the tournament, with fast bowler Hasan Ali attributing these health issues to “room sickness.” The strict security protocols have confined the players to their hotel rooms, preventing them from venturing out without heavy security, which has undoubtedly affected their overall experience during their time in India.
As cricket fans eagerly await Babar Azam’s wedding confirmation, his shopping spree in India adds an intriguing chapter to his visit, overshadowed by the challenging circumstances at the World Cup.
