Don’t make him the scapegoat, Wasim Akram angry one Pakistan player seems to be taking all the blame

Wasim Akram said don't make Babar Azam the scapegoat for Pakistan's failures as of late

Wasim Akram: “It is the fault of the entire system and only Babar Azam should not be made a scapegoat out of this”

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Legendary left-arm seamer Wasim Akram made it clear that he doesn’t want to see Babar Azam “made a scapegoat” for Pakistan’s failures as of late.

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The glue that keeps Pakistan’s batting together, AB de Villiers on magnificent batsman always exceeding expectations

AB de Villiers said Babar Azam is the glue that keeps Pakistan's batting together

AB de Villiers: “When he gets going, he keeps that innings together, he is the glue in that batting line-up”

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AB de Villiers, the former South Africa cricketer, said Pakistan batsman Babar Azam “is the glue” that keeps the team’s batting line-up together.

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He has nothing to prove, Mohammad Amir offers advice to essential Pakistan player who has been through tough times lately

Mohammad Amir said Pakistan batsman Babar Azam has nothing to prove

Mohammad Amir: “This is my advice to Babar [Azam] that he should take this thing (leaving captaincy) as a challenge. He has nothing to prove as a player”

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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir believes Babar Azam “has nothing to prove as a player.”

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We have seen a lot of mistakes, Shahid Afridi disappointed Pakistan player failed to improve

Shahid Afridi said he saw a lot of mistakes made by Babar Azam when he was Pakistan captain

Shahid Afridi: “We thought in 3-4 years his grooming would make him better. He would be able to prove himself as a captain and a leader but that hasn’t happened. We have seen a lot of mistakes”

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Legendary Pakistan power-hitter Shahid Afridi said Babar Azam failed to prove himself as captain as he made a lot of mistakes during his three-year tenure.

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