Under Babar’s leadership, Pakistan’s performance has been lackluster, especially evident in their poor showings at the ODI and T20 World Cups. Following heavy defeats in tournaments in the USA and the West Indies, criticism of Babar Azam’s captaincy mounted. Despite expectations for him to lead the team until the next Champions Trophy, Babar chose to relinquish his captaincy across all formats.

In a social media announcement, Babar Azam expressed gratitude to his fans for their unwavering support and faith. He emphasized his desire to prioritize his playing performance, enjoy batting, and spend quality time with his family. Babar’s decision to step down from the captaincy reflects his commitment to refocusing on his game and personal priorities.

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At just 34 years old, Jai Shah will make history as the youngest person to assume the role of ICC chief. Greg Barclay’s term is scheduled to end on November 30, with Jai Shah officially assuming office on December 1. Barclay, who was unanimously elected in 2020 and re-elected in 2022, will not pursue a third term, paving the way for Jai Shah’s appointment.

With the deadline for nominations closed, Jai Shah emerged as the sole nominee for the chairman’s post, leading to his unanimous election by the ICC. Expressing his commitment to promoting cricket worldwide, Jai Shah looks forward to collaborating with nations to enhance the sport’s reach and popularity.

Numerous celebrities and cricket enthusiasts have extended their congratulations to Jai Shah on his new role, acknowledging his dedication and vision for the future of cricket.

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