India, Feb. 12 -- Pakistan have a big Babar Azam question hanging over their head. For years, his T20 batting has been scrutinised as the former Pakistan captain has found it tough to change gears and go big when the situation called for it. The right-handed batter's T20 World Cup 2026 campaign got off to an abysmal start, scoring 15 runs off 18 balls. Not just the poor intent, he also threw his wicket away, bringing the Netherlands back into the contest. If not for Faheem Ashraf's blitz, Pakistan would have lost the game. The next match against the USA saw the 31-year-old faring slightly better, scoring 46 runs off 32 balls; however, his latest performance didn't impress former Pakistan players Mohammad Amir, Ahmed Shehzad and Rashid Lat...