Babar Azam’s Visualization: In the third match between Pakistan and England, Pakistan may have come close to defeat, but team captain Babar Azam appeared in excellent rhythm in both the innings. In both the innings, brilliant half-centuries came out of his bat. In the first innings he scored 78 runs with the help of 9 fours and in the second innings he scored 54 runs with the help of 7 fours. In both these innings, he scored the most runs for the team. Babar had already visualized his half-century of the first innings. The video of his visualization has been shared by PCB on its social media.
This is how the half-century was visualized
The Pakistan Cricket Board shared this visualization video of Babar Azam with its official Twitter handle and wrote in the caption, “Visualization and completion. See how Babar Azam planned his half-century in the first innings. In this video you can see that Babar is seen playing the exact same shots in the match which he had visualized before the match.
Visualized these shots
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In the video you can see that Babar is first seen visualizing the pull shot, then he plays almost the same shot in the match. After this he visualized the flick shot and played the same shot against the spinner in the match. Now comes the number of straight drive. The way he visualizes before the match, he puts straight drives beautifully in the match. In the end, he visualizes the cut shot and takes exactly the same shot in the match. In this way, Babar completes his half-century in the first innings.
Visualization and execution
🎥How @babarazam258 planned his half-century in the first innings 🏏#PAKvENG , #UKSePK pic.twitter.com/H1lth0VjFn
— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) December 19, 2022
Pakistan close to defeat in the third match
Significantly, Pakistan’s team has come close to defeat in the third match as well. After being reduced to 216 runs in the second innings, the team gave a target of 167 runs to the opposing English team. By the end of the third day, England have scored 112 runs at the loss of 2 wickets. Now the team needs 55 runs to win with 8 wickets in two days.
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