Pakistan talismanic batter Babar Azam has bagged in another score on Saturday in the second Test against Bangladesh in Rawalpindi. The 29-year-old has not gone past the 50-mark in his last 15 innings. “Babar Azam is a world-class player. As a cricketer, you go through these phases. He has scored consistently throughout the last five years. Soon, we will see him scoring big runs for Pakistan again,” said Salman Agha in the press conference after the game. Babar’s poor run of form began when The Men in Green travelled to Sri Lanka in 2023 where in two Tests he ended up with an average of 25.33. Consequently, his woes continued in Australia when Pat Cummins got better off Pakistani number four where he ended the series with an average of 21. In the ongoing series against Bangladesh too in three innings he has played, he could not make a handy contribution either. However, Agha would back Babar to come good and say there are 10 other players in the team as well apart from Babar. …