Former Australian legend gave a big statement on Babar Azam’s drop, also addressed Kohli

Brad Hogg On Babar Azam And Virat Kohli: The blame has fallen on former Pakistan captain Babar Azam. These days the Pakistan team is playing a three-match test series against England. After the defeat in the first match of the series, Babar was dropped for the last two tests. Babar’s poor form took him down. First he lost the captaincy and now he was removed from the Test team also. Meanwhile, former Australian batsman Brad Hogg gave a big statement on Babar. Hogg also included Virat Kohli.

Hogg talked about the poor form of Babar and Kohli. He expressed his opinion through X. In his tweet, the Australian legend wrote about the rumor of Babar Azam being dropped from the second Test to be played against England. Whereas, Babar has been dropped from the second and third test against England.

First of all, Hogg wrote about the poor form of Kohli and Babar, “There is no point in comparing the poor form of Babar Azam and Kohli after the rumors of the Pakistan legend being dropped from the second Test against England. .”

Hogg further wrote about the poor form of both, “India: India’s second best win percentage during Kohli’s drought (run drought). Pakistan: Second worst win percentage during Babar’s drought. Difficult decisions will need to be taken. .”

Comparing bad form between Babar Azam & Kohli after rumors the Pakistan legend will be dropped for the 2nd test v England is baseless.
India: 2nd best win % during Kohli’s draft.
Pakistan: 2nd worst win % through Babar’s.
Hard decisions need to be made!#ENGvsPAK #IINDvAUS

— Brad Hogg (@Brad_Hogg) October 14, 2024

Pakistan had lost the first test badly against England.

Pakistan had to face defeat by an innings and 47 runs in the first Test played against England in Multan. Just a few hours after this crushing defeat, the Pakistani selectors held a meeting and decided to drop Babar from the next two Tests.

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