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Slow strike rate Babar Azam shown his actual worth despite being highly paid at BBL

“Wasn’t Happy, Babar.” — The Moment That Exposed Modern T20’s Harsh Truth. Short answer: no, it isn’t insulting — but it is revealing. And that’s why it hurts.
Steve Smith’s strike denial of Babar Azam in the BBL Power Surge wasn’t disrespect — it was modern T20 logic exposing open-market realities.

Babar Azam walks off with frustration

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For deeper context on how modern cricket economics and open-market leagues reshape player valuation, read:
👉 How Open-Market Leagues Redefine Player Value

READ:   PSL 2026 Players Retention Model: Who Wants Auction vs Who Wants Draft

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