Here’s how Pakistan can still keep their World Cup 2023 dream alive
Pakistan’s Haris Rauf celebrates with teammates after taking the wicket of Netherlands captain Scott Edwards during the World Cup at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on October 6, 2023. — AFP CHENNAI: With four World Cup defeats in a row, Pakistan’s campaign in the tournament hinges on the results of other teams – mainly in matches involving Australia, and in those, Babar Azam’s men would like Afghanistan or Bangladesh to upset them. Australians at their games. Pakistan have played six games and won only two of them and have four points in the table. They are now scheduled
