With focus on Pakistan Super League-(PSL), star batsman Babar Azam, who is skipper of Pakistan T-20 cricket team, is keeping an eye on those players who can be selected for the ICC T20 World Cup 2020. "PSL and World Cup are two different things; I am focusing on PSL, but it's not that I am not thinking of the World Cup," Babar said in an interview.
Babar Azam, who is representing Karachi Kings' in the PSL, said: "I am looking at PSL and keeping an eye on who is performing well, bowling well. I am looking at who can be a part of the team for the World Cup and which players can be suited for Australian conditions."
He said that captaincy has given him a lot of responsibilities; as he has to think of the entire team and take all players along. "It's quite difficult. I captained at the Under-19 level, but there is a big difference between that and international cricket. I have just started and hopefully it will work out well," Babar said.
Babar Azam said that his Test cricket improved after the South Africa tour. "I learnt how to score runs in Test cricket, how to survive each session. Gradually, as you score big, play longer innings, talk to senior players, you get an idea how to perform in Test cricket," Babar Azam said.
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