Pakistan’s cricket captain, Babar Azam, has donated a game-worn shirt to the Usman Khawaja Foundation, a gesture aimed at supporting the charity’s work with underprivileged youth. The jersey will be auctioned off, with the proceeds benefiting young people from refugee, immigrant, Indigenous, and low-income backgrounds.
Babar presented the jersey to Usman Khawaja during a recent meeting in Brisbane, where he is training with his team. This donation adds to Babar’s recent contributions, including a bat donated to an Australian cricket exhibition featuring memorabilia from prominent players.
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The Usman Khawaja Foundation, founded by Australian batter of Pakistani descent Usman Khawaja, aims to provide cricket and educational opportunities for youth from disadvantaged communities. As Khawaja prepares for Australia’s upcoming test series against India, his foundation continues its mission to foster diversity in sport.
Babar Azam, coming off a successful return to international cricket, is set to open for Pakistan in their upcoming T20I series against Australia.
