Former captain of Pakistan cricket team Babar Azam has resigned from the post of captaincy and his resignation has been accepted by the Pakistan Cricket Board late in the evening of 2nd October. Babar Azam's captaincy career has been very mediocre and he has had to make bad exits in almost every major event.

Babar Azam had informed about his retirement through a social media post and during this post he had written that, as a batsman, he will now try to show the best game for the team. After this decision of Babar, all the sports lovers have become disappointed.

Babar Azam wants to focus on batting

Babar Azam, one of the best players of Pakistan cricket team, told everyone through the post that he now wants to show the best game for the team as a batsman. For your information, let us tell you that when Babar Azam was in charge of the Pakistan cricket team, his performance as a batsman was also very mediocre.

After Babar Azam's retirement from captaincy, it has been a big shock for the fans of Pakistan cricket team. Actually the thing is that, another player has now announced his retirement.

This bowler announced his retirement

Usman Qadir, one of the best leg spinners of Pakistan cricket team, has put an end to his international career. He has shared this information through his official social media account. For your information, let us tell you that Usman Qadir is the son of legendary Pakistani bowler Abdul Qadir. After being continuously ignored by the PCB selection committee, he has decided to retire.

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— Usman Qadir (@Qadircricketer) October 3, 2024

This is the type of career

If we talk about the cricket career of Pakistan cricket team's leg spinner Abdul Qadir, his career has been very impressive. He has played only 1 ODI for Pakistan and during this he has taken 1 wicket. He has participated in 25 T20 matches and during this he has taken 31 wickets at an economy rate of 7.95.

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