Babar Azam admits why Pakistan collapsed at Lord's
- Pakistan suffered a heavy 194-run defeat to England at Lord's, deepening their Test cricket crisis.
- Captain Babar Azam admitted that Pakistan's batting failures in both innings were the main reason for the defeat despite good bowling performances and Saud Shakeel's resilient 97.
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‘Social media player’: Ex-Pakistan cricketer brutally tears into Babar Azam after Lord’s horror show
Former Pakistan batter Basit Ali strongly criticized captain Babar Azam following another batting failure. Azam's recent Test performances and lack of centuries drew significant criticism from Ali. Ali questioned Azam's contribution during difficult match situations for the team. Other Pakistan batters, including Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan, also faced Ali's sharp critique. Pakistan suffered a significant defeat in the second Test against E…
Pakistan's Lord's collapse triggers coaching shake-up, Hesson set for Test role
Following their humiliating defeat at Lord's, Pakistan could be heading for another major shake-up in their coaching setup, with white-ball head coach Mike Hesson reportedly in line to take charge of the Test team for the third Test against England at Edgbaston.
Babar Azam Exposed During Post-Match Chat, His Response To 'Change' Shows His Tactical Limits
During the Lord's Test, Babar Azam didn't just disappoint with the bat but also with his tactical limitations as a captain. Read the highlights of the post-match chat that left fans and critics stunned.
Pakistan Sets Another Unwanted Test Record After Heavy Defeat to England
Pakistan’s Test record has taken an unwanted turn after their heavy defeat to England at Lord’s, with the number of… The post Pakistan Sets Another Unwanted Test Record After Heavy Defeat to England appeared first on ProPakistani.
Mike Hesson set to replace Sarfaraz Ahmed as Pakistan's Test coach after England series
New Delhi: Pakistan are reportedly set for a major coaching shake-up after their crushing 194-run defeat in the recently concluded 2nd Test against England at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London. England clinched the three-match Test series with an unassailable 2-0 lead after back-to-back victories in the first two matches. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is reportedly considering giving current white-ball coach Mike Hesson a broader role by asking…
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