That's not the Pakistan team I know - Waqar Younis on Pakistan Loss
Afghanistan defeated the Babar Azam-led squad by eight wickets in chennai on Monday, and Pakistan's legendary player Waqar Younis criticised the team and their performance in the world cup match. Meanwhile, Waqar lavished the afghanistan squad with accolades, stating that he was thrilled for them and that they deserved to win.
Afghanistan opened the innings strongly with Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Ibrahim Zadran, and they were able to successfully chase down a target of 283 runs. Hashmatullah Shahidi, the captain, and Rahmat Shah both played significant innings, finishing undefeated at 77 and 48, respectively. afghanistan had earlier surprised the reigning champions, England, in this tournament, and this victory was just one component of their outstanding campaign.
Afghanistan opened the innings strongly with Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Ibrahim Zadran, and they were able to successfully chase down a target of 283 runs. Hashmatullah Shahidi, the captain, and Rahmat Shah both played significant innings, finishing undefeated at 77 and 48, respectively. afghanistan had earlier surprised the reigning champions, England, in this tournament, and this victory was just one component of their outstanding campaign.
"It hurts so much. However, I'm overjoyed for Afghanistan. Additionally, remember that you know they deserve it. The manner in which they manage stress and perform in cricket. I'm delighted for them. Waqar Younis stated on Star Sports, "You know what I've seen today, and it guts me."
"The Pakistani team is not that team. You are aware, I know that. There was absolutely nothing missing from the attitude. There was not a process. You alone, Ball, you alone. You know, we're sitting on the heels and we're not going to pitch. There was a lot to consider. They've given us so much to speak about that we could sit here all night and condemn," Waqar said.
"The Pakistani team is not that team. You are aware, I know that. There was absolutely nothing missing from the attitude. There was not a process. You alone, Ball, you alone. You know, we're sitting on the heels and we're not going to pitch. There was a lot to consider. They've given us so much to speak about that we could sit here all night and condemn," Waqar said.