Babar Azam, the captain of the Pakistan team that defeated India in the T20 World Cup, has decided to celebrate the victory in a new way.
The legendary batter shared a picture on his official Twitter account in which he is standing behind his father. He wrote that he wants to celebrate the historic victory against India in a unique way.
I want to celebrate by educating 250 deserving students through Noon, the leading edtech platform. This is dedicated to my father and role model, Muhammad Azam and Saya Corporation.#NoonxBabar #BabarNoonScholarship @NoonPakistan @SayaCorps pic.twitter.com/KV2xKTdNhB
— Babar Azam (@babarazam258) October 25, 2021
“I want to celebrate by educating 250 deserving students through Noon, the leading edtech platform. This is dedicated to my father and role model, Muhammad Azam and Saya Corporation,’ he said.
He said that he would donate Rs2 million for scholarships to 250 deserving children through the partnership of social learning platform “NOON”.
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Babar Azam further said that he dedicated this to his father and role model Muhammad Azam and the world’s leading sports management company “Saya”.
He announced a partnership with Noon, which is a social learning platform trusted by more than 50 million people in eight different countries around the world.
It should be noted that Babar Azam had ended the three-year monopoly of Virat Kohli in April 2021, topping all three formats of cricket, including ODIs.