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The reporting broadly agrees that Babar Azam was caught off guard by Pakistan's squad overhaul and that coaching staff changes were part of the decision.
Babar Azam said the Pakistan Cricket Board's squad changes were news to him only after the decision was made.
He also said the coaching staff removals were part of the same overhaul.
Azam defended Pakistan's earlier selection choices after a 194-run defeat to England.
The board has begun an internal disciplinary inquiry into discipline and conduct reports.
One report also notes England captain Joe Root defended Pakistan against claims of lacking fight.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Babar Azam was caught off guard by Pakistan's squad overhaul and that coaching staff changes were part of the decision.
What remains limited is how the board's internal inquiry will develop and whether any further squad or staff changes will follow the overhaul.
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Babar Azam was described as being blindsided by the Pakistan Cricket Board's decision to overhaul the squad before the third test against England. The reporting says the captain learned of the changes after they were made. It also includes England captain Joe Root's defense of Pakistan against criticism over their fight. The articles stay focused on the surprise around the decision rather than assigning blame.
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This source reports that Pakistan cricket captain Babar Azam stated the Pakistan Cricket Board's wholesale squad changes and removal of coaches came as news to him only after the decision was made. Azam defended the team's previous selection choices following a 194-run defeat to England and mentioned that the board has initiated an internal disciplinary inquiry regarding discipline and conduct reports.
This article reports that Pakistan cricket captain Babar Azam admitted he was blindsided by the Pakistan Cricket Board's decision to overhaul the squad and remove coaching staff prior to the third test against England. The piece also details comments from England captain Joe Root, who defended Pakistan against claims of lacking fight and discussed his own batting form.