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Mohsin Naqvi to Sack Salman Agha, End Babar Azam's T20I Career After World Cup

Mohsin Naqvi (L) and Babar Azam could be on a collision course again.(PC: AP, AFP)

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News18•28-02-2026, 15:59

Mohsin Naqvi to Sack Salman Agha, End Babar Azam's T20I Career After World Cup

•PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi plans a major overhaul of Pakistan's T20 setup post-World Cup.
•Captain Salman Ali Agha is likely to be sacked, with Shadab Khan and Shaheen Shah Afridi considered as replacements.
•Naqvi is reportedly furious with the team's performance in the ongoing T20 World Cup.
•Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and others may see their T20 international careers end due to inability to adapt to modern T20 demands.
•Head coach Mike Hesson had previously indicated a need for transition to younger players.

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