• PAK's 1st Round Exit from T20 WC 2024: A Nation's Heartbreak and Humiliation

  • Jun 21 2024
  • Length: 55 mins
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PAK's 1st Round Exit from T20 WC 2024: A Nation's Heartbreak and Humiliation

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  • In this conversation, the hosts review the performance of the Pakistan cricket team in the World Cup. They discuss the lack of unity and skill in the team, the underwhelming performance of the middle order, and the reliance on PSL performances for national selection. They also highlight the need for players to work on their weaknesses and improve their game awareness. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the captain's role in field placement and the challenges faced by the team.


    Takeaways


    The Pakistan cricket team lacks unity and skill, leading to underwhelming performances in the World Cup.

    The middle order has been a major weakness for the team, with low averages and strike rates compared to other teams.

    PSL performances should not be the sole criteria for national selection, as the tournament is more focused on entertainment than producing quality players.

    Players need to work on their weaknesses and improve their game awareness to perform better in international tournaments.

    Field placement is not solely the captain's responsibility, as the bowlers also have a say in it.

    The coaching setup has made the captain's job easier, as they work with the bowling coach to develop plans and strategies.
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