Gay scores twice as Babar Azam retires hurt in tour game
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026
In a tour game ahead of the first Test against Pakistan, Gay made a strong impression by scoring twice. Meanwhile, Babar Azam faced an injury scare, retiring hurt due to a hand injury after the incident. Bashir took four wickets during the match, showcasing significant bowling talent. The match continues as both teams prepare for the upcoming Test series.
- •Gay performed well, scoring two runs in the tour match.
- •Babar Azam retired hurt with a hand injury during the game.
- •Bashir took four wickets for his team in the match.
- •The game is still in progress as teams get ready for the Test series.
- 6:00 PMESPNcricinfo — Gay warms up for first Pakistan Test with pair in tour game
"Bashir takes four wickets as Babar Azam retires hurt with hand injury
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