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.

Babar Azam stepped down from captaincy after a report submitted by Pakistan white-ball head coach Gary Kirsten to the PCB. Babar was unhappy with the observations and felt he was being held solely responsible for Pakistans first-round exit from T20 World Cup 2024.

A PCB insider has revealed Gary Kirsten's role in Babar Azam quitting as the captain of Pakistan's white-ball teams. Gary is the present head coach of Pakistan's white-ball teams. Babar quit as the captain of Pakistan a few days back.

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 Azam has quit as Pakistan captain for the second time in less than a year, citing a desire to lessen his workload and focus on his batting. In a lengthy post on X, Babar said he had notified the PCB of his decision to quit the white-ball captaincy last month in an interest to "prioritise my performance,

Rumours on social media were doing rounds that Babar Azam stepped down as captain as he wanted captaincy of both white-ball teams, but coach Gary Kirsten wanted him to lead only in ODIs. How true were the rumours and what was the actual reason why Babar Azam resigned?