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Pakistan Cricket Team: Pakistan cricket team had to be embarrassed in front of India but twice in the Asia Cup. This is the reason that now the PCB is preparing to return to its lame horses i.e. Babar Azam and Mohammed Rizwan to T20 cricket.
Pakistan lost twice in the Asia Cup from India. (File photo)New Delhi. In the Asia Cup, Pakistan’s team defeated twice from India. In the first league stage match and then in the Super-4 match, Salman Ali Aga’s captained team proved to be ineffective in front of Suryakumar Yadav & Co.. After repeatedly beating on the cricket field, the Pakistan Cricket Board is going to bet on its lame horses once again. According to the report of Pakistan’s Express Tribune newspaper, former captain Babar Azam and wicketkeeper Batter Mohammad Rizwan are going to return soon in the Pak team.
Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan have been criticized for a continuous skin batting in T20 cricket. This was the reason, due to which both of them were discharged from the Pakistan cricket team. There is a clear lack of experience in the team of Pakistan in the Asia Cup. The experiments done by PCB with the new captain Salman Aga proved to be badly flops. According to media reports, the board wanted Babur to be called to UAE in the middle tournament, but the organizers made it clear that a change in the current squad is possible only when a player is injured.
Babur’s return is almost fixed
According to reports, Babar Azam’s return is being confirmed in the Pakistan-South Africa T20 series to be held next month. At the same time, if the wicketkeeper Mohammad Haris continues a poor performance, then Rizwan may also return. That is, PCB has to rely on the same old pair again, which they had shrinked shortly ago as ‘unfit for T20’.
Crisis on captaincy is also hovering
The captaincy of Salman Aga is also now under question. PCB has made it clear that their future will be decided only after the results of the Asia Cup. He does not have strong arguments left after a continuous defeat to India. In such a situation, Pakistani fans are also raising questions whether the board had taken a decision to change the team and captain in a hurry.
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I am active in journalism for more than 14 years long. In 2010, after starting his career with Dainik Bhaskar newspaper, he worked as a reporter in New World, Dainik Jagran and Punjab Kesari. During this time crime and … Read more