‘No. 1 pace attack ki dhajiyan udd gayi’ – Fans react as Pakistan bowlers concede back-to-back 300+ score in ODI World Cup warm-up matches

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Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf (Source - Twitter)
Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf (Source - Twitter)

As the cricketing world gears up for the much-anticipated ODI World Cup 2023, Pakistan’s fans have been left concerned after their team’s bowling performance in the warm-up matches. In two consecutive warm-up games, Pakistan’s bowlers conceded more than 300 runs, raising questions about the team’s ability to compete at the highest level of ODI cricket.

In the first warm-up game against New Zealand, Pakistan faced a formidable batting lineup and were unable to contain the opposition. Their bowlers struggled to find their rhythm, with the opposition chasing a daunting total of 345 runs in just 43.4 overs. While warm-up matches are often seen as an opportunity to iron out issues and get acclimated to the conditions, the bowling performance left much to be desired.

The second warm-up game saw a similar story unfold, with Pakistan’s bowlers failing to impose themselves on the opposition. Despite some crucial breakthroughs, they allowed the opposition to accumulate a score of 351 runs, once again crossing the 300-run mark.

Pakistan to play their first match against the Netherlands

These performances have raised concerns about Pakistan’s bowling attack, which has historically been one of their strengths. The team will need to regroup quickly and address their bowling concerns before the tournament kicks off. With matches against some of the world’s top teams on the horizon, Pakistan’s bowlers must find their form and consistency to give their team a fighting chance in the ODI World Cup 2023.

Captaincy, strategy, and execution will be key for Pakistan in the upcoming tournament. They will be hoping that their bowlers can find their groove and help the team achieve success on the world stage once again. Only time will tell if these warm-up performances were just a blip on the radar or a sign of deeper issues within the team’s bowling department. Pakistan will play their first match of the tournament against the Netherlands on October 6 in Hyderabad.

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