Pakistan vs Australia, Live Updates ICC World Twenty20 2016: Pakistan reach stadium for crucial match against Australia in Mohali
Pakistan take on Australia in a must-win ICC World Twenty20 clash in Mohali on Friday. The Shahid Afridi-led unit, if they win today, keep their semis hopes alive because of a good run-rate. Australia, with advantage of an extra game to play, wouldn’t want to slip at this stage in the group of death. Catch live cricket updates and live news from the ICC World Twenty20 match here. (STATS || POINTS TABLE || FIXTURES)
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The build-up
Even at the best of times, Pakistan are a divided camp. If you needed a proof of that, Shoaib Malik gave it on Thursday. “In the 2009 (Pakistani) team (that won the WorldT20 in England), six of us were not talking during the World Cup, but still we won. When you lose, a lot of people start talking this should have happened or that should not have not happened. But, in 2009 it was so obvious, six of us were not talking,” Malik revealed at the press conference at the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium.
Australia will have to play better cricket than what they have managed to do so far in the World T20 to have a shot at reaching the semifinals, captain Steve Smith said on Thursday.
It’s a mood story: A bad mood story.
Waqar Younis’s tone at the press conference after the 22-run loss to New Zealand at the PCA Stadium late on Monday, wasn’t as much sarcastic as it was bilious. To a more detached mind, it might have felt a bit of an over-reaction given that the loss, Pakistan’s second in the tournament, hasn’t completely shut the door on them.
Pakistan’s experienced opener, Ahmed Shehzad has squashed speculations of groupism in the team, saying he didn’t under-performed deliberately during the World Twenty20 match against New Zealand to undermine skipper Shahid Afridi.
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