Babar Azam's father got fed up with hearing bad things about his son, now he has given this warning.

After Pakistan's ouster from the Champions Trophy 2025, the team is being targeted. Babar Azam, who is considered the star player of that team, is also being criticized equally. Former Pakistani cricketers and experts are not leaving any opportunity to criticize and complain about him. While doing so, they are even crossing the limits. But, now enough. This will not happen again. And if it happens, then he should be ready to face the counterattack. No, these words are not ours but of Babar Azam's father Azam Siddiqui, whose ears are tired of hearing the complaints about his son. That is, he is fed up.

My son will return and show it - Babar's father

Babar Azam's father has warned his critics to be ready to see a strong comeback of his son. He is confident that his son will perform in the Pakistan Super League and National T20 Cup and show it to the whole world. Babar's father is also in pain because he has been dropped from the T20 team selected for the New Zealand tour.

Will Babar Azam live up to his father's trust?

Babar Azam's father Azam Siddiqui shared a post on his Instagram, in which he wrote Boss is always right. Meaning Boss is always right. He wrote that his son is a member of the ICC T20 Team of the Year. Despite this, he has been dropped. It is good. But he will make a comeback by performing in the National T20 and Pakistan Super League, this is certain.

Babar Azam's father gave warning to former cricketers

Azam Siddiqui's talk about his son Babar did not end here. What he said next was a warning. He gave this warning to those former Pakistani cricketers whose words were harsh about his son. Azam Siddiqui said that all those former cricketers are requested to control their tongue. Now if anyone says anything, it will not be tolerated.

Babar Azam scored 84 runs in 2 matches of Champions Trophy 2025, in which 64 runs was his best score. However, questions were raised on his strike rate during the 64-run innings.