He was a bad captain when he was the One-Day captain, and now he's gotten even worse. There's no better example of that than the 1st Test where his dumbass captaincy literally gifted the win to the opposition after dominating them for the most part of the game, because he had no clue what to do when he had the slightest of disadvantages.
Granted that Woakes and Buttler played exceptionally well in that situation, but they were left off the hook early on.
Say what you want about Sarfaraz, he was an ordinary batsman, an ordinary wicket-keeper but he knew what he was doing for the most part as a captain.
