After the World Cup, Babar Azam had to give up the captaincy of the Pakistan team. In the World Cup, Babar Azam scored 320 runs at an average of 40. Babar Azam crossed the 50-run mark four times. At the same time, the Pakistan team failed to reach the semi-finals. After this, many questions were raised about Babar Azam’s captaincy. However, now former Pakistan Cricket Board chief Rameez Raja has issued a stern warning to Babar Azam. He also said that Babar Azam should improve his batting otherwise he has no place in the team.
Rameez Raja said that when a player returns to the pavilion after scoring fifty runs, he should be given a final warning not to repeat the mistake in the next game. If you repeat the same mistake over and over again, you won’t have a place on the team. He said that Babar Azam plays decent overs, spends time on the field but after taking his wicket, he returns to the pavilion. Rameez Raja believes that if Babar Azam consistently crosses the 50-run mark, they should score big and not go to the pavilion after a good start.
Rameez Raja says Babar Azam should be given a final warning about this. This player failed to convert a good start into a big score. He also said that Babar Azam bats slower than other batsmen but still, if he returns to the pavilion after a good start, the team’s problems will increase.