After the crushing defeat by India, there was an earthquake in the Pakistan team, Babar Azam-Shaheen Afridi will be out of the team!

New Delhi. There is an uproar in Pakistan cricket after the 61-run defeat by India in the T20 World Cup 2026. Reliable sources of the team management said that Babar Azam and fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi may be kept out of the next match. This decision is being taken keeping in mind the chances of the team reaching the Super-8, because Pakistan is now in no position to make any mistakes.

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The source told PTI that Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi is extremely disappointed with the team’s performance. During the match against India itself, he had indicated his displeasure by leaving the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo early. It was told that a message was sent by the board to the team manager that such performance in big matches is not acceptable.

Coach also took class, had a tough talk in the dressing room

Head coach Mike Hesson also clearly told the players that the team is not performing up to its potential. There was a long meeting of the team management in the night, in which the decision of change was considered almost certain.

Now preparing for the new playing XI

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According to sources, there is a plan to enter the match against Namibia with a new playing 11 combination. Possible changes include the return of Fakhar Zaman and giving a chance to young fast bowlers, while options like Naseem Shah are also being considered. The team management is in a mood to try new faces in the middle order, so that the combination can be prepared for the tournament ahead.

namibia match make or die

Pakistan had earlier defeated USA and Netherlands, but the big defeat against India has changed the equations. Now the match against Namibia has become decisive for Pakistan. In case of defeat, the path to Super-8 may be almost closed. If the new changes are successful, then the return of senior players in this World Cup is considered difficult. Pakistan’s match with Namibia is to be held on 18 February.