Pakistan cricket captain Babar Azam is reportedly sad with the just lately introduced squads for the excursions to South Africa and Zimbabwe in April.
Several stories within the Pakistan media have additionally claimed that Azam raised his issues with Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and chief selector Mohammad Wasim after his strategies on group choice had been ignored.
However, there was no official response to the matter.
Highlighting the matter, former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar has suggested Babar Azam to stay agency on his stance and even requested him to resign as captain if his calls for are usually not met.
Warning him towards changing into ‘Sarfaraz part two’, Akhtar remarked that Azam ought to train his authority on group choice.
“We are hearing that Babar Azam is calling [Pakistan Cricket Board] and saying that his suggestions have been ignored regarding squad selection. If Babar Azam is so hurt and wants to become a brand, then he should resign right now and send a message that this can’t happen again. If he doesn’t do this, then he will become Sarfaraz part two,” Akhtar was quoted as saying by Cricket Pakistan on PTV Sports.
Meanwhile, former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq additionally criticized chief selector Mohammad Wasim for ignoring the captains decisions.
“The important thing is that team is selected with consultation and I have already said many times that the most important person is the captain. Chief selector and coach are not the most important people because they can’t go inside the ground and the captain who has to make the team fight inside he should have the confidence.”
“Babar Azam is not impressed with the team selection and Mohammad Wasim is saying it’s not your concern. How can Mohammad Wasim say such a thing to Babar Azam? This is surprising. Now, where are those statements of Mohammad Wasim and the policies of the board saying that the captain will have the full authority and will have the main role in the selection?” stated Inzamam on his YouTube channel.
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