Babar Azam’s side have lost to USA and India, and must win against Canada – their opponents on Tuesday – to have any chance of making it to the coming stage of the T20 World Cup. A loss will make their final Group A game against Ireland a bare formality before they make their way back home. A palm, by a big periphery, will keep them in contention should they also beat Ireland on Sunday and hope other results in the group go their way.
The manner of Pakistan’s loss against India has left suckers and experts seething with wrathfulness and frustration. At the morning of the 11th over, Pakistan were putatively in control, as they needed 63 runs off 59 balls with eight lattices in hand but went on to lose the game by six runs. Former captain Wasim Akram called for a culling of some of the underperforming players and changes to the platoon. “ After this performance, Pakistan do not earn to go to the Super Eight, ” he said after the match.
Pakistan’s adjunct trainer Azhar Mahmood said Pakistan’s batters were shamefaced of poor shot selection and decision- making during the chase, which led to their loss. “ It (poor performance) can come from jitters, or the fear of failure, ” Mahmood said in his news conference ahead of the match against Canada, which he nominated a “ do- or- die match ”.
Pitch and rainfall conditions The pitch in New York continues to invite conversations and review from suckers and experts, but it has steadily bettered since hosting its first match on June 2. brigades are now suitable to post 100- plus summations but big shots and boundaries remain scarce. Cloudy and sticky rainfall is read in Long Island on Tuesday, which should allow a full game without any dislocations.
