At the 2021 T20 World Cup, Babar Azam made a huge leap from one of the world's best batsmen to an extraordinary captain. Although Pakistan failed to make it to the final and was out of the thrilling game against Australia in the semifinals, Babar also showed his grace in the loss.

The death hero of Matthew Wade helped the Australian team enter the final with 5 wickets victories, allowing the Pakistan team to reflect on their missed opportunities in the game. Although there are some chances of begging for failure, Hassan's shooting percentage on his 19th third shot made Pakistan lose a place in the final.

While talking to his teammates in the locker room, Babar urged everyone not to forget the excellent work the entire team did throughout the game after a defeat. He also urged people not to direct the team's withdrawal from the tournament to specific players.

"Everyone feels pain and sadness about what went wrong. Everyone knows where we went wrong. We must learn from these games and situations and get better. Our unit here should not be destroyed. Everyone No player should be criticized because of the performance of their players."

"There will be no negative comments. We will learn and hope not to repeat the same mistakes in the upcoming games. We have been working hard to build this team and build this unity. A loss should not affect it," He added.

Despite losing five games in the #T20WorldCup semifinals, Babar Azam, Saqlain Mushtaq and Matthew Hayden are proud of their team. pic.twitter.com/kAem5PrWjj

Babar is respected by the world as a world-class hitter. However, in the T20 World Cup, he became famous as a leader. In the video released by the Pakistan cricket team, Babar said that Pakistan needs to continue to make the same efforts in this World Cup.

"As the captain, I support everyone on and off the field. The team has a family-like atmosphere and everyone takes responsibility in every game. Efforts are in our hands, but the results are not in our hands. If we continue to be a team Work hard on the court and don't let this cause anyone to fall, and the result will follow."

Pakistan did not lose a game in the group stage and advanced to the semi-finals. The Greens have won all five games, beating countries such as India, New Zealand, Afghanistan, Namibia and Scotland. However, their first defeat in the semifinals resulted in their elimination.

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