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Shadab Khan Eyes Big Comeback — Ready for BBL Showdown with Babar Azam

Last updated: December 12, 2025 6:00 pm
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Pakistan’s dynamic all-rounder Shadab Khan is all set for a powerful return to competitive cricket as he gears up for the Big Bash League (BBL) 2025, where a highly anticipated clash with compatriot Babar Azam awaits.

Shadab underwent right-shoulder surgery on July 5 in England after persistent discomfort and was forced to miss nearly five months of cricket, including the Asia Cup 2025.

Now fully fit, the star leg-spinner will represent Sydney Thunder, marking his first major tournament since recovering from surgery.

Speaking to ARY News, Shadab said his goal is clear and focused:

“This is my first event after surgery… my only aim is to play good cricket and make a strong comeback.”

He added that with several top Pakistani players participating across franchises, this BBL season promises more excitement than ever.

“Pakistan’s big-name players will be in action, and because of them, the Big Bash is getting even more attention,” he said.

One of the biggest highlights of the season will be Shadab Khan facing former Pakistan captain Babar Azam, who will be representing Sydney Sixers. Fans are already buzzing for this blockbuster all-Pakistani duel in Australia.

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