Pakistan's cricket captain, Babar Azam, is reportedly considering legal action against YouTubers and former cricketers who have accused him of misconduct during the team's disappointing T20 World Cup campaign. Sources close to Azam have revealed that he is disheartened by the social media campaign targeting him and is determined to hold those responsible accountable.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is reportedly assisting Azam in gathering evidence related to the allegations. The board's legal department is collecting statements and reviewing social media posts to build a case against the accused individuals.
The criticism against Azam and the Pakistan team intensified after their early exit from the World Cup. Former players and fans expressed their disappointment with the team's performance, particularly their losses to the United States and India.
Some of the players and officials have already returned to Pakistan, while others, including Azam, are expected to depart on Saturday. Former teammate Ahmed Shehzad has been particularly vocal in his criticism of Azam, accusing him of poor leadership and decision-making.
Pakistan's next international assignment is a three-match ODI series against Australia in November. The team will be hoping to bounce back from their World Cup disappointment and regain their form ahead of the 2023 World Cup in India.
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