Babar Azam wants ICC to review COVID-19 policies now that things are ‘back to normal’

Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam has demanded that the International Cricket Council (ICC) review the situation after Code 19.

In an exclusive interview, Babar Azam said that the bowlers, in particular, have faced a challenging situation during the Code 19, now that the situation in Corona is not the same as before, back to normal is due to the global epidemic. The outgoing policy should be reconsidered.

Babar Azam, captain of all the three formats, said: “I am glad that things are back to normal now. We have been facing many challenges because of Code 19. We should take a look at how we spent our time in Corona, how cricket was played and The time that is ahead is how we spend.

Babar Azam said that each country faced a different situation as each country had its own policy regarding Corona and these policies had to be followed.

He added that just as we had a 14-day quarantine in New Zealand, the West Indies had a weekly quarantine while England had a five-day quarantine, during which time the rules were different. There were cases too, this situation was not easy but in the meanwhile, credit goes to the players who tried to give 100% performance and did not let themselves fall.

“As captain and better, I would say that in the days of Corona, the bowlers get the most credit. They have faced the situation despite not having the rules in their favour,” he said, spitting out the ball. Needed, it makes the hair swing, but they could not spit, the ball does not shine with sweat as it does with spit.

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