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'Difficult assignment': Babar Azam advised to stay away from media on England tour

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'Difficult assignment': Babar Azam advised to stay away from media on England tour
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Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif has advised the cricket board to shield Babar Azam from English media during the upcoming Test tour. Latif suggests that Shan Masood should handle media duties to avoid unnecessary scrutiny and pressure on the star batsman.

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Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif has suggested that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) should keep Babar Azam away from the English media during the team’s upcoming three-Test tour of England.Latif believes Babar could come under scrutiny from the English media and has suggested that former Pakistan captain Shan Masood should handle more of the team’s media interactions during the series.“An England tour is a difficult assignment, and the English media often tries to unnecessarily involve visiting teams in news stories,” Rashid said while speaking to Geo News.“Babar Azam is an experienced player, so it would be better for the PCB management to keep him away from the English media and send former captain Shan Masood to speak to them more often,” he added.“Shan has played in England and has better experience of dealing with the English media,” Rashid said.Latif’s comments came after Babar made an important contribution during Pakistan’s recent…

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