“I made a mistake”: Hasan Ali opens to their viral note ‘King Karlega’ for Babar Azam

Pakistan Pacer Hasan Ali He has addressed the criticism surrounding his now famous phrase “King Kar Lega”, which he used at the beginning of the season to publicly make star baptism Babar azam. Although the comment was originally destined to show confidence in Babar’s capabilities, it has since become a troll topic among fans, who believe that the phrase has become a jinx, which is included in the way of Babar in shape.

The comment gained traction during a difficult phase of Babar’s career, and social media users made it a meme and blame the line of adding pressure on a support place.

Hasan Ali erases the air regarding his observation on Babar Azam

During a post-partite press conference at the PSL 2025Hasan was directly asked about the statement of “King Kar Lega” and if he regrets to do it. The right arm’s fast ballist, known for his animated celebrations and his open personality, admitted that if the comment hurt fanatics or Babar, he felt it.

Hasan acknowledged the reaction, but clarified that his intention was never to make fun -or put an additional pressure on Babar. The phrase, according to him, came from a place of belief and camaraderie. However, he showed the maturity recognizing the feeling of the fans and extending an apology if it was negatively taken.

“I have reached a point of my career and my life where the trolling no longer bothers me. We called him (Babar)” king “and stayed behind. If people think that” King Kar Lega “was a mistake, then I apologize to all fans, including Babar” Hasan said.

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“It was the best, is the best”: Hasan shows unmatched support for Babar

Despite the apology, Hasan made it clear that his belief in Babar’s talent has not changed. He continues to support the former Captain, saying that difficult moments are part of the trip of each cricketter and that Babar has the potential of bouncing stronger. Hasan emphasized that a bad patch does not define the legacy of a player. His words reflect the respect of Babar in the locker room and the type of support colleagues as Hasan provide.

“My stance has not changed; it is still the best of Pakistan. It was the best, it is the best and it will bounce again soon. Everyone happens for difficult times,” added Hasan.

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