Babar Azam, the current captain of the Pakistan Cricket Team, opened up about his captaincy in the wake of the team’s recent failures in several matches. The 28-year-old leader attributed the subpar performances to injuries that resulted in the absence of key players. Pakistan is set to embark on a tour to Sri Lanka, where they will compete in a two-match Test series commencing on Sunday, July 16.
During a press conference prior to Pakistan’s departure for Sri Lanka, Babar Azam addressed the team’s recent form. He acknowledged the team’s struggles to showcase their best cricket in recent times and identified injuries as a significant factor behind the underwhelming performances.
Babar stressed the importance of taking 20 wickets to secure victory in a Test match and expressed optimism for a successful series against Sri Lanka.
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Regarding his own captaincy, Babar Azam believed that he has given his utmost effort. He suggested that any decision to change him as captain should be determined by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
In recent matches, Pakistan faced a 2-1 defeat in the three-match T20I series against Afghanistan. They later drew the T20I series 2-2 against New Zealand. In the ODI series, however, the Men in Green emerged victorious, triumphing over New Zealand with a 4-1 scoreline.
