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Babar Azam, the Pakistan captain, has made it clear he has nothing to say to those who doubt his captaincy credentials.
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Junaid Khan, the Pakistan left-arm seamer, admitted he is worried about the fact that spinner Shadab Khan “already has some fitness issues.”
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Abdul Razzaq, the legendary Pakistan all-rounder, said captain Babar Azam should be given the freedom to lead the team as he sees fit.
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Ramiz Raja, the former Pakistan captain, has defended current skipper Babar Azam, saying he may start slow in T20Is but “covers up for that” by scoring quicker later in his innings.
Abdul Razzaq: “If you insist on keeping your thoughts limited to removing Babar from captaincy and bringing in a new captain, how will there be any improvement?”
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Abdul Razzaq, the former all-rounder, said Pakistan will not make any improvements if they decide to remove Babar Azam as captain.
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Abdul Razzaq, the iconic all-rounder, has called for all the talk about Babar Azam’s removal as Pakistan captain to end right away.
Aaqib Javed: “When you say teams should be formed on [the basis of] PSL performance, the captain (Shaheen) that claims the trophy back-to-back in two years of PSL should also be kept in view”
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Aaqib Javed, the head coach of the Lahore Qalandars, feels Pakistan should consider making left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi captain for the 2024 T20 World Cup in the West Indies and United States of America.
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Abdul Razzaq has made it clear that Babar Azam will continue to lead Pakistan going forward and nothing will change that.