T20 World Cup 2022: Babar Azam’s Pakistan are but to win a match within the ongoing mega occasion, having misplaced to Rohit Sharma’s India and Craig Ervine’s Zimbabwe.
New Delhi,UPDATED: Oct 29, 2022 21:48 IST
T20 WC 2022: On the brink of early exit, PAK prepare exhausting forward of NED conflict. Courtesy: AP
By India Today Web Desk: Pakistan have not been capable of reside as much as expectations within the ongoing version of the T20 World Cup in Australia. The workforce, captained by Babar Azam, is on the verge of an early exit from the event after dropping their first two Super 12 matches in opposition to India and Zimbabwe.
Both video games went proper right down to the wire, however Pakistan didn’t get previous the ending line. Plenty of permutations and mixtures must go of their favour for the Men in Green to advance to the semis.
Pakistan are subsequent scheduled to lock horns with Scott Edwards’ Netherlands on Sunday, October 30 on the Perth Stadium. Ahead of the sport, the official Twitter deal with of Pakistan Cricket uploaded a video the place the gamers might be seen coaching exhausting.
Pakistan’s destiny within the mega occasion isn’t of their fingers anymore. Even in the event that they win their remaining three matches in opposition to Netherlands, Bangladesh and South Africa, there is no assure that they’ll advance to the semis.
Babar Azam and Co. are at the moment positioned fifth of their Super 12 factors desk with a web run price of -0.050.
In the earlier match, Pakistan botched up a reasonably simple run-chase after being requested to chase down 131.
With three runs to win off their final three balls, Mohammad Nawaz received out and failed to attain the successful runs. Shaheen Shah Afridi tried to take two and take the match to the Super Over, however Regis Chakabva ran him out on the striker’s finish.
Pakistan additionally surrendered to the brilliance of Sikandar Raza, who picked up three wickets in his spell and received the Player of the Match award.
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Oct 29, 2022