
Whenever the teams of Pakistan and West Indies face each other on the cricket field, the match is always expected to be exciting. But in an important match played recently, the performance of Pakistan cricket team was very disappointing. This comeback proved to be no less than a nightmare for star batsman Babar Azam, who once again took command of the team. In this match played against West Indies, the Pakistani team got defeated and had to face a very embarrassing defeat by a huge margin of 90 runs. After this crushing defeat, sharp questions are being raised by cricket lovers and former players on the team’s strategy and the performance of the players.
West Indies batsmen set a strong score, Pakistani bowling was ineffective
From the very beginning of the match, the Caribbean batsmen adopted an aggressive stance and started putting pressure on the Pakistani bowlers. West Indies’ openers and middle-order batsmen scored a huge total in the stipulated overs, hitting brilliant strokes all around the ground. Pakistan’s experienced bowlers also failed to provide the initial shock and the opposition batsmen scored runs freely. Batting in the style of modern T20 cricket, West Indies thrashed the bowlers, due to which captain Babar Azam looked completely defensive on the field and serious questions were raised on his captaincy.
The Pakistani team, chasing the target, collapsed like a pack of cards.
The pressure of the huge target clearly seemed to dominate the Pakistani batsmen. The process of falling of wickets which started from the beginning of the innings, did not seem to stop till the end. All the big and powerful batsmen of the team including captain Babar Azam returned to the pavilion cheaply. In front of the disciplined and sharp bowling of West Indies, no Pakistani batsman could stay on the crease and play a long innings. As a result, the entire team collapsed on a very low score even before the scheduled overs and this huge defeat of 90 runs has exposed the preparations and form of the Pakistan team.
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