"...WE did not lose this because of one person. We are losing as a team. I am not saying this because of one person. You are pointing out that because of the captain, I cannot play in every player's place." The frustration of Pakistan captain Babar Azam was visible in his voice on Sunday afternoon in Lauderhill, Florida.
After all, it was the third question about his captaincy since the 15-minute long postmatch press conference began after Pakistan's last T20 World Cup game. They had just come off the field with a win against Ireland, not an easy one, but that was nowhere closer to being the talking point. The 2022 T20 WC runners-up had been eliminated in the group stages with just two wins to show and Babar was not going to let off that easily.
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