The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has appointed Mohammad Rizwan as the new captain of the national white-ball team. Rizwan will take charge ahead of Pakistan’s upcoming tours to Australia and Zimbabwe, where the team is set to play three ODIs and three T20Is in each country.
Alongside Rizwan, Salman Ali Agha has been named vice-captain. His domestic performances have earned him this leadership role, and he will assist Rizwan in guiding the team through crucial matches. The PCB hopes this leadership duo will help build a competitive team as they prepare for future challenges, including the ICC Champions Trophy.
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The players will leave for Australia on October 28, with the series commencing shortly after their arrival. Pakistan is aiming to strengthen its squad and improve performances under the new leadership.
Rizwan’s appointment signals a fresh direction for Pakistan cricket, and all eyes will be on the team to see how they perform in the upcoming tours.
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