Babar Azam has officially resigned as the white-ball captain of the Pakistan cricket team, a decision accepted by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Wednesday. The PCB expressed support for Babar's choice, indicating his desire to concentrate on his batting and contribute more effectively to the team's success. The national selection committee has been tasked with recommending a new captain and formulating future strategies for white-ball cricket. Babar emphasized his commitment to Pakistan cricket and his intention to prioritize team success over personal accolades. He has led the team for five years and believes that stepping down will allow him to focus more on his performance as a player. The PCB acknowledged Babar's significant contributions as captain and reaffirmed their backing for him as a key player moving forward.