Tariq from Kashmore has asked: Should Babar Azam continue as white ball captain? – cricketcinema

Tariq from Kashmore has asked: Should Babar Azam continue as white ball captain?

A: This is for the PCB to decide because they have said they will consult the coaches before taking a call on Babar’s captaincy. Gary Kirsten has indicated he wants no change which in long run is a sensible decision. Plus number of options for captaincy in white ball formats are limited.

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