After the debacle in the T20 World Cup, Kirsten gave a report explaining captain Babar's shortcomings. Babar was unhappy when parts of the report became public.

After receiving criticism for the T20 World Cup debacle from head coach Gary Kirsten, Pakistan's Babar Azam resigned from Captaincy. Read on to know more, only on Crictracker.

By Ian Omoro The resignation of Babar Azam as the men's white-ball captain of Pakistan was accepted, according to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), which confir

Babar announced his resignation from white-ball captaincy on Tuesday to focus on his playing performance and personal growth. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) reappointed him as captain for T20I and ODIs on March 31. This came after he had stepped down from the Test captaincy in November 2023, marking the end of his long-term leadership role.

Pakistan's limited-overs captain Babar Azam has stepped down from his role. The announcement comes after Pakistan Cricket Board organised a connection camp to restore the legacy of cricket in the country.

Babar Azam tendered his resignation from Pakistan's white ball captaincy. Babar was the subject of severe criticism following Pakistan's failure in the ICC T20 World Cup earlier this year. So who will succeed him?

Babar Azam has stepped down from Pakistan’s white-ball captaincy only six months after being reappointed ODI and Twenty20 skipper by the Pakistan Cricket Board.

Babar Azam has resigned as Pakistan's white-ball cricket captain for a second time in 11 months, citing a need to lessen his workload and focus on improving his game. Babar stepped down as captain of all three formats last year after Pakistan failed to make the knockout stage of the 50-overs World Cup,

Babar Azam resigns as Pakistan's white-ball skipper having captained his country in 20 Tests, 43 one-day internationals and 85 T20 internationals.

Younis Khan tipped Fakhar Zaman and Mohammad Rizwan to replace Babar Azam as Pakistan's next white-ball captain.