Shaheen Afridi said there is no pressure on Babar Azam and called him the backbone as Pakistan prepares for the tri‑series with Sri Lanka and England, which begins on Sunday in Rawalpindi.
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Fans of Babar Azam will note his teammate’s confidence in his leadership ahead of a key tournament.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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