‘PSL Is Fixed’, Say Fans After Shadab Khan’s ‘Babar Out Hai’ Stump Mic Recording Goes Viral – Watch Here

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‘PSL Is Fixed’, Say Fans After Shadab Khan’s ‘Babar Out Hai’ Stump Mic Recording Goes Viral – Watch Here


Ahead of PSL 2023 remaining between Multan Sultans and Lahore Qalandars, the league has been hit by fixing claims. A video goes viral on the web by which Islamabad United captain Shadab Khan’s remark ‘Babar out hai’ will be heard after which he dismisses his opposition captain. A Twitter consumer recorded the video and tweeted it out, saying “Live fixing caught in PSL”. One nonetheless doesn’t know the authenticity of the video and the sound however the followers raised their doubts after this incident. The video reveals that it was the beginning of the twelfth over over when Shadab allegedly stated the phrases and on the sixth ball, Babar was trapped in entrance of the stumps.

The unique tweet which posted the video has been deleted however followers have been questioning the intention of the cricketers. 

Watch the viral video which claims that PSL is mounted and followers’ reactions under:

This incident passed off within the Eliminator 1 contest that passed off between Babar’s Peshawar Zalmi and Islamabad United on March 16 (Thursday). 

Babar stroked 64 off 39 balls within the match and helped Zalmi beat United by 12 runs to e-book a spot within the Eliminator 2. In second Eliminator, Zalmi met Shaheen Shah Afridi-led Lahore Qalandars and had been overwhelmed by 3 wickets. PSL 2023 remaining was rescheduled from Sunday (March 19) to Saturday (March 18) in wake of the unhealthy climate. The organisers determined to maintain Sunday because the reserve day if the rain washed out the sport on Saturday.

Lahore meet Mohammad Rizwan-led Multan Sultans within the remaining and the sport will begin at 7.30 pm as per Indian normal time. Not to overlook, Lahore are the defending champions whereas Multan had received the match in 2021. Both these sides have the chance to win their second PSL title.





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