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New Captains Announced for Pakistan Cricket Team After Babar Azam’s Resignation

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Cricket Pakistan: Shan Masood Takes Helm as Test Captain, Shaheen Afridi to Lead T20 Squad

In a strategic move to reshape the leadership dynamics of the Pakistan cricket team, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has appointed Shan Masood as the new Test captain.

This decision comes in the aftermath of Babar Azam’s resignation from the captaincy role in all formats, prompted by Pakistan’s subpar performance in the 2023 ODI World Cup.

Shan Masood, known for his proficiency in the longer format, assumes the role of Test captain, bringing a blend of experience and strategic acumen to the position.

The PCB’s choice reflects a forward-looking approach as the team readies itself for upcoming challenges on the international stage.

Simultaneously, the PCB has entrusted the leadership of the T20 side to the dynamic left-arm fast bowler, Shaheen Afridi. With an impressive track record in T20 cricket, Afridi’s elevation to captaincy underscores the board’s commitment to injecting new energy into the team’s T20 endeavors.

These leadership changes are pivotal in the PCB’s efforts to rejuvenate the team after the setbacks in the World Cup. The newly appointed captains, Shan Masood for Test cricket and Shaheen Afridi for T20s, are expected to play integral roles in shaping Pakistan’s cricketing future.

As the teams gear up for forthcoming series and tournaments, the cricketing community eagerly awaits the on-field impact of these strategic appointments.

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