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The role of a Test captain is not just about leading the team tactically but also setting personal standards on and off the field. However, what happens when the captain's own form comes under scrutiny? In cricket's history, there have been rare instances when captains have taken the bold step of dropping themselves for the betterment of the team. But will we ever witness such an act of selflessness from a Pakistan Test captain?
It's a scenario that feels almost unthinkable in the context of Pakistani cricket culture. So far, Pakistan's captains have mostly persisted with themselves despite lean patches.
Could we ever see any captain make such a selfless and potentially career-defining move? What factors would contribute to such a decision? Is it even realistic to expect given the unique dynamics of Pakistani cricket?
Let's discuss! What are your thoughts? Has a Pakistani captain ever come close to this?
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Bumrah had earlier attempted to douse rumours of rifts in the India camp when he said Rohit's absence from the team was the 37-year-old's own choice.
"Our captain has shown leadership by opting to rest in this game," he said at the toss.
It's a scenario that feels almost unthinkable in the context of Pakistani cricket culture. So far, Pakistan's captains have mostly persisted with themselves despite lean patches.
Could we ever see any captain make such a selfless and potentially career-defining move? What factors would contribute to such a decision? Is it even realistic to expect given the unique dynamics of Pakistani cricket?
Let's discuss! What are your thoughts? Has a Pakistani captain ever come close to this?
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Bumrah had earlier attempted to douse rumours of rifts in the India camp when he said Rohit's absence from the team was the 37-year-old's own choice.
"Our captain has shown leadership by opting to rest in this game," he said at the toss.
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