It is believed that a major decision can be taken on the captaincy of Babar Azam in the review meeting of the Pakistan Cricket Board.

PCB Review Meeting: Questions are constantly being raised on the captaincy of Babar Azam. Especially, after the poor performance in the home Test series, the Pakistani captain is constantly on the target of critics. However, the review meeting of the Pakistan Cricket Board will be held soon. It is believed that a major decision can be taken on the captaincy of Babar Azam in the review meeting of the Pakistan Cricket Board. At the same time, many experts who know the Pakistan Cricket Board say that Babar Azam’s stature is almost certain.

Such has been the recent performance of the Pakistan team

Statistics show that under the captaincy of Babar Azam, the Pakistani team has got just one win in the last 10 Test matches. At the same time, the team has lost in 5 Test matches. While 1 test match is drawn. However, the most uproar over Babar Azam’s captaincy happened in the last few days. When the Pakistani team was defeated by England 3-0 in the Test series on home soil. Actually, this was the first time that the Pakistani team had to face white wash on their home soil.

Why is there a ruckus on Babar Azam’s captaincy?

Babar Azam’s team was in front of New Zealand after the Test series against England. Although the 2-Test series against New Zealand ended in a draw, the Pakistani team was on the verge of defeat in both the matches. Actually, there have been many changes in the Pakistan Cricket Board in the past. Najam Sethi has taken over the reins of the Pakistan Cricket Board in place of Rameez Raja. Apart from this, the selection committee headed by Mohammad Wasim was dissolved. Now the command of the selection committee is in the hands of former Pakistani all-rounder Shahid Afridi.

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