Babar Azam, at 29 years old, has officially resigned as the captain of the Pakistan cricket team across all formats. The announcement was made through a post on his social media platform, X (formerly Twitter).
Difficult Decision and Timing:
In his statement, Babar Azam expressed the complexity of his decision, acknowledging that the timing felt appropriate for this significant call.
“Today, I am stepping down as the captain of Pakistan in all formats. It’s a difficult decision, but I feel it is the right time for this call,” his post mentioned.
Commitment to Continued Representation:
Despite stepping down from the captaincy role, Babar Azam reassured his commitment to representing Pakistan as a player across all three formats.
He affirmed his dedication, stating, “I will continue to represent Pakistan as a player in all three formats. I am here to support the new captain and the team with my experience and dedication.”
Babar Azam’s decision marks a transition in leadership within the Pakistan cricket team, emphasizing his ongoing commitment to contribute to the team’s success in his new role as a player.
