Babar Azam advised to avoid media spotlight during Pakistan's England tour

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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper Rashid Latif has advised star batsman Babar Azam to limit his media interactions during Pakistan's upcoming tour of England. Latif expressed concern that Babar could face intense scrutiny from the English media during the series. He suggested that former Pakistan captain Shan Masood take on a greater share of the team's press responsibilities instead. Latif described the England tour as a difficult assignment, indicating the added pressure Babar may face beyond just on-field performance.

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