PCB director Najam Sethi has endeavored to quiet hypothesis around the job of Babar Azam, backing him as Pakistan's all-design commander for the present. In his most memorable public remarks offering further detail on what has turned into a waiting locus of unsteadiness for the Pakistan side since Sethi dominated, he tweeted that everybody "ought to help Babar and not make matter questionable in interests of the public group". Nonetheless, Sethi's tweets didn't offer the Pakistan chief his total sponsorship, recognizing that he had gauged the "advantages and disadvantages" of eliminating him, and he would be "directed by the selectors and lead trainer". "For a really long time media and cricketing circles have been examining upsides and downsides of holding Babar Azam as commander in all organizations of the game," Sethi said. "Since this choice is at last Executive's, I have looked for perspectives on Determination Boards headed by Shahid Afridi and presently Haroon Rashid. The two Panels thought matter justified conversation however both later arrived at the resolution that the norm ought to be held. "I have therefore freely expressed this position. In the last examination my choice will be dependent upon the achievement or disappointment of the state of affairs. I will likewise be directed by what the Selectors and Chief Cricket Operations and Lead trainer need to express proceeding. I expect they will be in the best situation to prompt me. Subsequently we ought to help Babar and not make matter dubious in interests of public group." Since Sethi took over from Ramiz Raja as director, the PCB has been exploring group structure. As ESPNcricinfo had detailed in January, the PCB is considering removing Babar's all-design captaincy after a frustrating last two home seasons. Over the 2022-23 home season, Pakistan lost 3-0 against Britain in Tests and 4-3 in T20Is, attracted 0-0 a Test series and lost 2-1 in an ODI series against New Zealand. They fared better away, however, winning a T20I tri-series in New Zealand and arriving at the last of the T20 World Cup in Australia. At the point when Sethi got to work, the PCB made Shan Masood bad habit chief in ODIs fairly out of nowhere. Up to that point, Shan had just played 5 ODIs, the remainder of them coming in 2019. At the time that was seen to cause inner conflict, with Babar demanding he would triumph when it's all said and done the last say in choice matters. The new bad habit skipper didn't play the initial two matches, just participating in the third, where he was excused for 0. For a new T20I series against Afghanistan, Pakistan rested a center of senior players - Babar, Mohammad Rizwan, Fakhar Zaman, Haris Rauf and Shaheen Afridi. Shadab Khan, the authority bad habit chief, took over in charge, however Pakistan proceeded to lose that series 2-1. As a white-ball series against New Zealand lingers, the seniors have gotten back to the crew, with Babar continuing the captaincy.