‘This Is Pathetic..’- Waqar Younis Slams Zaka Ashraf After Babar Azam’s Personal Whatsapp Chats Get Leaked On Live TV

The world of cricket recently witnessed a disheartening incident involving Pakistan‘s cricket captain, Babar Azam, when his personal chat with ARY Media CEO Salman Iqbal was telecasted without his consent. This breach of privacy has drawn strong criticism from former Pakistan cricket coach and legendary fast bowler, Waqar Younis, who took to Twitter to express his dismay and stand up for his fellow cricketer.

In a world where the invasion of privacy and leaks of personal conversations have become increasingly common, the incident involving Babar Azam is a stark reminder of the importance of respecting individuals’ private lives, even if they are public figures. The leaked chat involved Salman Iqbal inquiring about Babar Azam’s recent communications with PCB Chief Zaka Ashraf, to which Babar responded that he had not made any recent calls.

Waqar Younis, renowned for his fierce commitment to cricket and principles, did not mince words in condemning the actions of the media outlet. In a tweet, he questioned the motives behind the intrusion into Babar Azam’s private conversations and expressed his disappointment in no uncertain terms.

“What are you trying to do? This is just pathetic!! Are you happy after this? Please leave Babar Azam alone 🙏🏽. He’s an asset to Pakistan Cricket,” Waqar Younis’s tweet encapsulates the sentiment felt by many who believe that the invasion of a cricketer’s privacy, regardless of their status, is both unethical and unjustifiable.

Watch: Babar Azam’s Chat Being Telecast On Live TV

Ya kya Karna ki koshish kar raha ho aap loog??? This is pathetic !!!
Khush ho gaya aap loog. Please leave @babarazam258 alone 🙏🏽. He’s an asset of Pakistan Cricket @TheRealPCB @ARYNEWSOFFICIAL @Salman_ARY https://t.co/pcM90yUGqy

— Waqar Younis (@waqyounis99) October 30, 2023

Babar Azam is not just a cricketer; he is the captain of Pakistan’s national cricket team and a role model for aspiring cricketers across the country. His journey to the top echelons of international cricket has been a source of inspiration for many. Thus, he deserves the same respect for his personal life as he does for his achievements on the cricket field.

The incident involving the leaked chat is not only a breach of trust but also a violation of basic ethics. It highlights the need for a more responsible and respectful approach from media outlets, especially when it comes to the private lives of individuals. In the age of digital communication, where personal conversations can be easily accessed and misused, safeguarding privacy becomes of paramount importance.

Waqar Younis’s vocal defense of Babar Azam sends a clear message to those who seek to exploit private conversations for sensationalism. It serves as a reminder that the cricketing fraternity values not just the performances on the field but the dignity and privacy of its players.