Iceland Cricket, known for its witty social media posts, took a dig at Babar Azam after his poor form in PSL 2025.
Babar Azam’s Struggles Continue in PSL 2025
The Peshawar Zalmi captain scored just 2 runs against Multan Sultans on April 19, following earlier scores of 0 and 1. His struggles have drawn a lot of attention online.
Babar Azam was dismissed LBW by left-arm pacer David Willey in the third over of Peshawar Zalmi’s innings. The former Pakistan captain faced heavy trolling online, with Iceland Cricket poking fun at his performance with a clever remark.
Iceland Cricket Trolls Babar with Witty Remark
The Iceland Cricket Twitter account is one of the funniest on #CricketTwitter. Even though Iceland doesn’t have an international cricket team, the account often posts about different cricket topics. Iceland Cricket’s social media account is renowned for its sharp wit, and it was once again at it as they took a dig at Babar Azam.
Taking a dig at Babar Azam, the Iceland Cricket wrote: “Class is temporary, form is permanent.”
Check out the Tweet:
Class is temporary, form is permanent. https://t.co/BPeqJD3BBt
— Iceland Cricket (@icelandcricket) April 19, 2025
Babar was dropped from Pakistan’s T20I squad for the recent New Zealand tour, though he stayed in the ODI team. The ongoing PSL 2025 is an important chance for him to impress the selectors and make a T20I comeback.
Peshawar Zalmi bounced back in their PSL 2025 match against Multan Sultans. After losing Babar Azam and Saim Ayub early, their middle order stepped up and scored a big total of 227 runs. Their bowlers then bowled out Multan for just 107, winning the match by 120 runs.
This was Peshawar’s first win of the season after losing to Quetta and Islamabad United. They are now fifth on the points table. Multan have lost all three of their matches and sit at the bottom. Islamabad United are on top with three wins from three games.
Peshawar’s next games are against Karachi Kings on April 21, Lahore Qalandars on April 24, and Quetta on April 27.
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