Babar Rizwan Shaheen dropped : Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan played big push. Babar-Rizwan, but Shahin Shah Afridi has been dropped from Pakistan’s Twenty20 team. Pakistani selectors have announced the Twenty20 team, excluding the three senior cricketers for the upcoming Bangladesh and Caribbean visit.
According to a news media report, white ball cricket head coach Mike Heson and captain Salman Agra decided to exclude the cricketers. It has been said that senior cricketers have been excluded by judging the Champions Trophy and the recent form.
Pakistan at Rizwan’s captaincy 2-0 to South Africa, Pakistan at the rate of 2-1. Babar was also in the squad. Then the two cricketers were dropped from New Zealand and Bangladesh series. A senior official of the Pakistan Cricket Board said, “Pakistan’s team management and selection committee no longer want to think about Babar and Rizwan. Although both Heson and Salman have said that they have not stopped forever for the two openers.
Former captain Sarfraz Ahmed and Sikandar Bhakt are on the current selection committee of Pakistan. They did not want these senior cricketers in the upcoming two series. Pakistan will play a three -match series against Bangladesh on July 23, 22, 26. Pakistan will then play a five-match Twenty20 series against the West Indies. According to sources, Heson wanted Babar and Rizwan in the Bangladesh series. However, Akib Javed objected to taking the two stars into the squad. He questioned the youth of the youth.
On the other hand, Shahin Afridi was in the New Zealand tour squad. But he could not do justice to his own name. He took only two wickets in four matches. He was even dropped in the last match. The captain and team management were in trouble. That’s what went against him. It is reported that Afridi did not want captain Salman Aghha in the squad.
According to media sources, Heson met Babar, Rizwan and Shaheen during the preparations in Lahore. Discuss the strategy in the upcoming series. It should be noted that Pakistan will play the T20 series against Afghanistan, Ireland, South Africa, Sri Lanka and Australia before the next Twenty20 World Cup.