Pakistan vs Ireland Live Score, T20 World Cup 2024: Babar Azam’s Pakistan will take on Paul Stirling-led Ireland in their last T20 World Cup match at the Central Broward Regional Park Stadium, Florida.
Pakistan vs Ireland Live Score, T20 World Cup 2024 Match Today: Babar Azam-led Pakistan will look to restore some pride when they take on a under-firing Ireland in their final Group A match of the ongoing 2024 T20 World Cup at Lauderhill in Florida on Sunday.
With arch-rivals India and USA sealing the two spots for the Super Eight stage from Group A, Pakistan have been confined to some introspection and relook at their T20 game. But all that will come to fore only if the rain stays away to allow play to happen as Florida has witnessed a flood-like station amid heavy downpour in the last few day
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Ireland had beaten Pakistan comprehensively in a bilateral game in days leading to the T20 World Cup and the contest — if at all it happens — could see both the teams in green fighting hard for a final laugh.
Follow live score and updates of PAK vs IRE from Florida below.
ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, 2024 – Match 36
Match Yet To Begin ( Day – Match 36 )
Match begins at 20:00 IST (14:30 GMT)
Imad Wasim on Pakistan cricket
Imad, who has been severely criticised for his batting approach against their arch-rivals in the run chase accepted that the loss to India would haunt him forever.
“The game plan was to take the ball deep. The wicket was not good to play. It was a little difficult. Unfortunately, my plan was going according to plan but not execution,” he said.
“Because usually when I bat, I take the ball deep. And if I hit any boundary on either end, the game would have been different. Having said that, he [Axar] did very well in bowling and he did it on the spot. He didn’t bowl too badly. Usually, under pressure, bowlers give you a ball and there is a margin. But I think I was taking the game deep and I was hoping that a new batsman would come and for that it is virtually impossible. But Naseem hit two good shots.” (Read More)
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First uploaded on: 16-06-2024 at 17:17 IST