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In a significant development for the Pakistan cricket team at the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, reports have emerged suggesting that Babar Azam is set to be relieved of his duties as the team’s captain. The decision, which has sent shockwaves through the cricketing community, comes in the wake of Pakistan’s disappointing performance and a series of underwhelming results in the tournament.
Pakistan faced three successive defeats after winning the first two games; their recent defeat at the hands of Afghanistan has become a tough pღill to sw🐓allow for the Pakistan cricket fans and former cricketers.
PCB to remove Babar Azam from captaincy
Following a string of lacklustre displays, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is reportedly contemplatin🅘g a change in leadership after th൲e national team returns home from the ODI World Cup in India.
Babar, who has been at the helm of the team for a significant period, has faced mounting pressure owing to the team’s inconsistent performances and the failure to deliver the expected results.
Sources within the PCB indicate that a committee has been formed to deliberate on p🌞otential replacements for the captaincy role. While the final decision is yet to be announced officially, three prominent players have emerged as front-runners for the position, garnering significant attention and speculation from cricket enthusiasts and experts alike.
Babar Azam’s potential replacements
The players identified as potential replacements for Babar include the seasoned campaigner Muhammad Rizwan, former Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed, and the young and promising Shaheen Shah Afridi. Each of these players brings unique skills and leadership qualities to the table, m🥀aking the decision a challenging one for the cricket board.
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The imminent leadership change has triggered a wave of discussions and debates across cricketing circles, with fans and experts expressing their opinions on the possible implications for the team’s dynamics and performance.
As the cricketing fraternity eagerly awaits the official announcement from the PCB, the impending decision on the captaincy is poised to shape Pakistan’s trajectory in 50-overs cricket.
Pakistan’s future series
The Pakistan squad is set to embark on a tour of Australia right after the World Cup, und🧔erscoring the urgency of appointing a captain for the impending series. Moreover, the team must develop a plan and establish leadership for future marquee tournaments such as the T20 World Cup 2024 and the ICC Champions Tr꧅ophy 2025.
