Babar Azam Ex-Teammate Makes Bold Move to Australia for New Career Opportunity as Social Media Reacts to It!
Usman Qadir, son of legendary leg-spinner Abdul Qadir, has relocated to Australia to pursue new cricketing opportunities after announcing his retirement from Pakistan cricket in October 2024. The 31-year-old, who has played 25 T20Is and 1 ODI for Pakistan, now aims to feature in domestic cricket in Australia, having previously played for BBL teams like Perth Scorchers and Sydney Thunder.
Social media has been buzzing with the news of Usman Qadir’s recent move from Pakistan to Australia, marking a significant chapter in his cricket career. The 31-year-old leg-spinner, son of cricket legend Abdul Qadir, previously announced his retirement in October 2024 due to a lack of opportunities in Pakistan. However, he has now shifted to New South Wales, Australia, to pursue domestic cricket and explore new opportunities.
Qadir, who made his international debut for Pakistan in 2020, has represented the country in 25 T20Is and has taken 32 wickets. He has also played in the Big Bash League for teams like Perth Scorchers and Sydney Thunder. Qadir’s decision is driven by his desire to continue playing cricket at a professional level.
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