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The PCB and the selectors have rightly stuck with Misbah as the leader in Test cricket - but surely now is the time to name a vice-captain that will take over from him in the future. Hafeez's lack of form is making him a difficult option, even though ideally it would be him with his experience from skippering the T20I side.
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