Sarfraz Ahmed, Wahab Riaz and Babar Azam flaunt their singing skills in a foggy long drive

Pleasant weather, a foggy night and some melodious pieces from the golden era of Bollywood- it was enough to lure Pakistani skipper Sarfraz Ahmed and two of his trusted assets Babar Azam and Wahab Riaz to sing their heart out. The magnificent trio was present at the Pakistan Cricket Board headquarters in Lahore on Sunday (November 12) for the Pakistan Super League (PSL) draft.

All the teams were content with their picks. While the lone ICC Champions Trophy winning Pakistani skipper, Sarfraz will play for Quetta Gladiators, Wahab and Babar will ply their trades for Peshawar Zalmi and Karachi Kings respectively. The trio recorded their journey, where the players are enjoying the old Bollywood classics.

At the start of the video, pacer Wahab Riaz says, “Hello! Me, Sarfraz and Babar are driving though heavy fog and it was Sarfraz’s idea to travel at night and now he is sleeping behind.” However, Sarfraz clearly denied any such claim by saying “There was no idea.”

The playlist

Eager to know the songs which kept the trio hooked? Well, the first song on their playlist is ‘Mubarak ho tumko ye shaadi tumhari’ from the 2002 Indian film ‘Haan Maine Bhi Pyaar Kiya’.

The second song comes with a quirky caption “Saifi is looking for another marriage”. Well, while that point isn’t validated, the trio enjoyed the Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan gem ‘Dulhe ka sehra suhana lagta hai’ from the Bollywood blockbuster of 2000, ‘Dhadkan.’

The trio then moved onto something older. It was time for one of Sarfraz’s favourite song, ‘Aur iss dil me kya rakha hai’, from the Sanjay Dutt-starrer 1987 film ‘Imaandaar’.

And the session had to end with this melodious song, which is massively popular even today. They sang ‘Kya hua tera wada’  by Mohammad Rafi. This song featured in the 1977 blockbuster, ‘Hum Kisise Kum Naheen’.

Watch the video here