Pakistani skipper Babar Azam suffering from mental depression, claims leading journalist
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Babar Azam, the captain of the Pakistani cricket team, has been grappling with significant mental pressure for an extended period. This pressure has likely resulted from the high expectations and scrutiny associated with his role as captain, as well as the team's inconsistent performance.
Despite achieving victories in some matches, the cracks in his leadership and the team's overall performance have become apparent. These challenges have taken a toll on his mental state and have raised concerns about his ability to lead the team effectively.
Notably, sports journalist Shoaib Jatt has voiced criticism regarding the team's subpar performance. This criticism has been directed at their showing in tournaments like the Asia Cup and their opening match in the World Cup against the Netherlands.
Jatt's commentary likely highlights the frustration and disappointment of cricket fans and analysts alike, who had hoped for better results from the Pakistani team. The combination of Babar Azam's ongoing mental pressure and the team's inconsistent performance has contributed to a challenging period for Pakistani cricket.
