‘Need to reflect on our mistakes’: Babar Azam calls for changes after 0-3 loss
Babar Azam, the captain of Pakistan, calls for a candid introspection following England's clean sweep of the series. The Pakistani team is urged to evaluate their squad and establish the most effective eleven. Notably, the final Test showcased improvements in batting performance, highlighted by debutant Razaullah's impactful contributions. This 3-0 series defeat leaves Pakistan languishing at the…
Pakistan captain Babar Azam has called for an honest assessment and changes following Pakistan's 3-0 Test series loss to England. The series ended with England claiming a 8-wicket victory at Edgbaston. Babar expressed the need for the team management, selectors and captain to sit down and decide their best playing XI, reflecting on the team's mistakes.
The series saw Pakistan's batting show signs of improvement after struggling to adapt to English conditions. Debutant Razaullah made a significant impact, taking four wickets in England's first innings and scoring 81 runs in England's second innings. Despite a promising start, Pakistan lost two matches and their points percentage dropped from 16.67 to 14.81, leaving them at the bottom of the World Test Championship standings.
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