According to sources, both Babar Azam and Sarfaraz Ahmed delivered brief addresses during a team meeting after the loss.
Babar reportedly expressed concern over the team s repeated batting failures, saying the batting unit continues to struggle while opposition tailenders often manage to score valuable runs.
He is said to have told the players that Pakistan keeps repeating the same mistakes and stressed the need to identify solutions and improve performances.
Meanwhile, head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed reportedly adopted a firm tone, telling the squad that the team had not come to lose matches and that every player must take responsibility.
According to sources, Sarfaraz said the team is expected to win and warned that failure to accept responsibility would only create further challenges.
Shan Masood Likely to Miss Second Test
In a separate development, sources claim that former Pakistan Test captain Shan Masood is likely to miss the second Test against the West Indies.
According to the reports, Shan Masood will continue his injury rehabilitation before Pakistan s tour of England. However, the team management remains optimistic that he will make a full recovery and regain fitness.
