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PCB Considers Replacing Babar Azam as Test Captain

Babar Azam may continue to lead the Pakistani squad in just one format, according to the PCB (Pakistan Cricket Board). In this post we discussed about PCB Considers Replacing Babar Azam as Test Captain.

His below-average performance in the home series Tests against New Zealand, England, and Australia led to this decision.

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It is anticipated that the decision on the leadership and the tenure of the head coach and bowling coach will be communicated by the end of the home series.

Making Shan Masood the vice-captain and reducing Babar Azam’s prominence in all three formats were factors considered by PCB Chairman Najam Sethi.

However, earlier circulating rumors suggested that the captains for each of the three versions might be different.

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