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With the way Pakistan have performed so far in the ICC T20 World Cup 2024, reaching the Super-8 looks very difficult. Pakistan suffered defeats to the US and India in the league round, followed by a thrashing of Canada, but their woes do not appear to be abating at the moment. India has made it to the Super-8 from Group-A of the ICC T20 World Cup 2024, now only one team from America or Pakistan can make it to the Super-8. Both USA and Pakistan have to play their last league match against Ireland. If America loses to Ireland, Pakistan will have to beat Ireland, if America wins or loses the match, America will reach the Super-8 and Pakistan will be eliminated from the league round. Ahead of the T20 World Cup finals, former Team India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar has given an important piece of advice to Pakistan. Manjrekar particularly disliked Pakistan’s decision to open the innings with skipper Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan.
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While former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja said that Babar-Rizwan’s opening pair benefits Pakistan, Manjrekar’s opinion is completely opposite. Sanjay Manjrekar on Star Sports said, ‘I am happy that they have changed the batting order. Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan cannot open the innings together, both of them are not used to playing fast from the start, so in such a situation, it is a good decision to let one of them open the innings with the other. The combination of left hand and right hand is not so bad. So something good is happening.
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Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan opened the innings for Pakistan against USA and India, but Sam Ayub and Mohammad Rizwan opened the innings against Canada. Pakistan this T20 World Cup He has won the only match so far. Pakistan’s match against Ireland is going to be do-or-die and ahead of this match Manjrekar warned the Pakistan team, saying, ‘There are still concerns about the batting, Mohammad Amir is coming into his form. Even if Pakistan make it to the Super-8, the road ahead could be bumpy.