Umar Akmal explains how Babar Azam can regain his form
KARACHI: Pakistan Test cricketer Umar Akmal on Tuesday, publicly supported Babar Azam amid criticism over his recent form but suggested that the star batter should relinquish Peshawar Zalmi's captaincy in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) to focus solely on his batting.
While talking to his YouTube channel, Akmal strongly defended Babar, challenging critics who questioned his place in the national team. He acknowledged Babar’s struggles but backed his quality, "Yes, he’s going through a tough phase, but he’s still Pakistan’s best batsman. Remember, he led the team with pride for five years. Form comes and goes, but class stays forever."
Akmal urged Babar to follow the example of Virat Kohli, who took a break during his rough patch and returned stronger. "Babar should meet PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi, the chief selector and the captain," Akmal said.
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