Shoaib Malik, Pakistan’s former cricket captain, says he has discussed his future plans with Babar Azam, who “needs him in the squad.”

Malik, who was joined by his wife Sania Mirza at the launch of his perfume brand in Karachi, stated that he doesn’t want to be dragged around unnecessarily, but that retirement is not in his immediate plans.

He stated, “I am not thinking about retirement at all.”

 

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