KARACHI: Former Pakistan captain and legendary batsman Javed Miandad has praised Pakistan’s all-around captain Babar Azam, stating that the skipper should remain as captain of the national team until he retires from cricket after the Greenshirts They will record a historic victory in the Galle test on Wednesday. .
The Babar Azam-led team chased a historic 342-run goal in the fourth innings, the highest chase of any team in the venue, to beat Sri Lanka by four wickets thanks to a staggering 160-run undefeated strike by opener Abdullah Shafique.
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“Babar Azam is mature now. He must be the captain of the team until he retires from the game, ”Miandad said on his official Youtube channel.
Additionally, he praised the skipper for leading the team from the front and inspiring confidence in other team members through his performance.
“He led the team brilliantly. The most important thing is that he himself is performing brilliantly. He leads from the front and that shows confidence. Oftentimes, if a captain doesn’t perform, it can negatively affect the team and lead to its downfall,” Miandad said.
“The team is playing as a combined unit, and the credit goes to our players as well as our number 1 captain. He is our cool captain. He doesn’t lose his temper,” he added.
While heaping praise on him, he also advised the national team and their patron to remain consistent and perform well each new day.
“The team must be consistent. I advise Babar and the rest of the players that every day is a new day. They should forget what they achieved yesterday,” he concluded.
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