Sarfaraz Ahmed had recently captained the Pakistan men's cricket crew in each of the three format

Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Sarfaraz Ahmed, while answering a columnist after his match-saving hundred in the Karachi Test, shut down any prospects of him driving the Pakistan side once more and said that his obligation is to back Babar Azam till the time he is skipper.

Sarfaraz, who had recently captained the group in each of the three configurations, was feeling better of his captaincy in 2019 because of an unfortunate run of structure. Nonetheless, numerous previous cricketers accept he is more qualified to lead the group in red-ball cricket than current chief Babar Azam. Sarfaraz Ahmed's counter-going after century obstructed New Zealand's offered for a series-securing triumph, as the second test between the groups finished in a sensational draw on Friday following an activity pressed last day.

At the point when play was ended because of nasty weather conditions, New Zealand was one wicket away from triumph and Pakistan was 15 takes off, bringing about a 0-0 series tie. "Changes occurred in the choice council and I got my chance. Shahid bhai (Afridi) called me and said I would play. While we were having our training, Skipper Babar additionally let me know I would play and advised me to be ready," Sarfaraz Ahmed told correspondents in the post-match presser in Karachi.

"Say thanks to Allah, I got an amazing chance to play. Beneficial things have begun to occur. Shahid bhai has played cricket with me, he has seen me play. I figure your capacity to play at the most elevated level relies upon two things, structure and wellness.

On the off chance that you have structure and wellness, most certainly, you can play until you are 40 or even 42. "You got some information about captaincy, see, as of now, Babar Azam is the chief, till the time he is commander, it's our obligation to help him completely," Sarfaraz added.