Pakistan drop former captains Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan in T20 revamp, but latter holds on to ODI captaincy.

The selectors have avoided an overhaul in the one-day squad and retained majority of the players who flopped in the ongoing ICC event

Pakistan has unveiled its squads for the upcoming tour of New Zealand with plenty of fresher faces in the T20 setup.

Pakistan have announced that Salman Ali Agha will captain their T20 side as they head to New Zealand for a five-match series. The Pakistan Cricket BOard have also confirmed their one-day international squad following their early exit from the ICC Champions Trophy, with Mohammad Rizwan keeping the captaincy in the 50-overs format.

Salman Ali Agha has been named as the replacement for Rizwan as Pakistan captain of the T20 outfit with all-rounder Shadab Khan also earning a recall into the team and being named Pakistan vice-captain.

Pakistan have shuffled the deck chairs once more in an attempt to find the right T20 combination, dropping captain Mohammad Rizwan as well as Babar Azam for the five-match series in New Zealand. In the first squad announced since Pakistan's ignominious exit from a home Champions Trophy,

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced Pakistan's squad for the T20I series against New Zealand which is scheduled to start from March 16.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), on Tuesday, March 04, announced their squads for the multi-format series in New Zealand, which commences a week after the conclusion of ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Babar Azam and skipper Mohammad Rizwan have been ignored from the squad for the five T20Is,