The national team will leave for Australia on October 26 for the T20 series

Islamabad Pakistan cricket team leaves for Australia on October 26. The national team will play two Tests and three T20 matches during the series against Australia.PCB sources say the T20 squad will be announced after watching the ongoing National Twenty20 matches. According to sources, Mohammad Hafeez and Shoaib Malik are likely to be included in the T20 squad in the series against Australia. According to media reports, the PCB recognizes that Sarfraz Ahmed is under pressure, but there is also the impression that Babar Azam is not yet mentally ready to take over the position. Babar Azam's performance in the series is also affected. Kan was not the only vice-captain who managed to score only 43 runs in three matches. Sarfraz Ahmed too The score was only 24, 26 and 17 and they did not benefit the Pakistani team. PCB sources say that head coach Kim Misbah-ul-Haq will also review the performance of other players in the National Twenty20. Sources say that Sir Faraz Ahmed is likely to retain the T20 captain while a new Test captain may be brought in to ease the burden and Azhar Ali is being declared a strong candidate. Is. It is likely that if the Pakistani team fails to improve in the series against Australia, then the captain will be handed over to Babar Azam. Misbah-ul-Haq is reported to have missed the senior players in a press conference a few days ago. According to details, the number one Twenty20 team in the series which ended a few days ago was easily defeated by the weak Sri Lanka team in a three-match series. Even Ahmad, outside a Gaddafi stadium on behalf of a fan, expressed Video of the smashing poster went viral on social media. The Pakistani captain has long been in bad shape. Cricketing circles have questioned his place in the team. According to sources, the head coach and chief selector Misbah-ul-Haq Although the team captain should be made on a future basis, the individual and team performance of the head coach is keeping the board from taking such a step.