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ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Match 2 West Indies vs Pakistan Live Updates: A wide and a single at the start of Wahab’s fourth over, before Pooran collects a four and a six off three deliveries to finish the chase off in style for the Windies, who win with more than 36 overs to spare! Disappointing outing for Pakistan today, with Mohammad Amir’s spell being the only positive for them today. Their losing streak now extends to 11! ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, Match 2, West Indies vs Pakistan at the Trent Bridge in Nottingham, Preview: For the first time in years, the West Indies has a team which might go close to winning the tournament. The top of the order features the imposing figure of Chris Gayle, who has been handed the additional responsibility of vice-captaincy. Gayle, 39, compiled two centuries and two half-centuries in the West Indies’ recent series against England in the Caribbean. [caption id=“attachment_6733431” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  File image of Jason Holder and Sarfaraz Ahmed. AFP[/caption] “As a senior player it’s my responsibility to support the captain and everyone else in the team,” says Gayle, who retired from ODI cricket briefly after the 2015 World Cup but made a return two years later. “This will probably be the biggest World Cup so there will be great expectations and I know we’ll do very well for the people of the West Indies.” For a team who routinely oscillate between sublime cricket and farce and are cursed with a legendary ability to self-destruct, Pakistan will enter another World Cup as the proverbial dark horses with good memories of England. Sarfraz and his men must heed the advice from someone who famously galvanised a traditionally fractious side to World Cup glory in 1992. “Unpredictable – that’s a word that us as coaching staff hate,” coach Micky Arthur recently said in a video on the cricket board’s website. Squads West Indies: Chris Gayle , Evin Lewis , Darren Bravo , Shimron Hetmyer , Nicholas Pooran (w), Ashley Nurse , Andre Russell , Jason Holder (c), Carlos Brathwaite , Shai Hope , Fabian Allen , Kemar Roach , Oshane Thomas , Shannon Gabriel , Sheldon Cottrell Pakistan: Imam-ul-Haq , Fakhar Zaman , Babar Azam , Mohammad Hafeez , Shoaib Malik , Sarfaraz Ahmed (w/c), Imad Wasim , Shadab Khan , Hasan Ali , Mohammad Amir , Wahab Riaz , Haris Sohail , Asif Ali , Shaheen Afridi , Mohammad Hasnain For all the latest news, opinions and analysis from ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, click here With inputs from agencies
Highlights, West Indies vs Pakistan, ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Match, Full cricket score: Windies thump Sarfaraz Ahmed and Co by 7 wickets
ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Match 2 West Indies vs Pakistan Live Updates: A wide and a single at the start of Wahab’s fourth over, before Pooran collects a four and a six off three deliveries to finish the chase off in style for the Windies, who win with more than 36 overs to spare! Disappointing outing for Pakistan today, with Mohammad Amir’s spell being the only positive for them today. Their losing streak now extends to 11!
 "Highlights, West Indies vs Pakistan, ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Match, Full cricket score: Windies thump Sarfaraz Ahmed and Co by 7 wickets")
And that brings us to the end of the second match of World Cup 2019, with West Indies trouncing Pakistan by seven wickets in a match that witnessed a little over 35 overs being bowled. The West Indies attack were brutal in their barrage of short deliveries, but the Pakistani batsmen did not help their case either with the kind of shots that they played. Plenty of positives for Jason Holder’s side. For Pakistan, still a lot of time in their hands to bounce back from this disastrous outing.
Do join us in our coverage of tomorrow’s double-header, with New Zealand and Australia taking on Sri Lanka and Afghanistan at Cardiff and Bristol respectively.
And that brings us to the end of the second match of World Cup 2019, with West Indies trouncing Pakistan by seven wickets in a match that witnessed a little over 35 overs being bowled. The West Indies attack were brutal in their barrage of short deliveries, but the Pakistani batsmen did not help their case either with the kind of shots that they played. Plenty of positives for Jason Holder’s side. For Pakistan, still a lot of time in their hands to bounce back from this disastrous outing.
Do join us in our coverage of tomorrow’s double-header, with New Zealand and Australia taking on Sri Lanka and Afghanistan at Cardiff and Bristol respectively.
And that brings us to the end of the second match of World Cup 2019, with West Indies trouncing Pakistan by seven wickets in a match that witnessed a little over 35 overs being bowled. The West Indies attack were brutal in their barrage of short deliveries, but the Pakistani batsmen did not help their case either with the kind of shots that they played. Plenty of positives for Jason Holder’s side. For Pakistan, still a lot of time in their hands to bounce back from this disastrous outing.
Do join us in our coverage of tomorrow’s double-header, with New Zealand and Australia taking on Sri Lanka and Afghanistan at Cardiff and Bristol respectively.
And that brings us to the end of the second match of World Cup 2019, with West Indies trouncing Pakistan by seven wickets in a match that witnessed a little over 35 overs being bowled. The West Indies attack were brutal in their barrage of short deliveries, but the Pakistani batsmen did not help their case either with the kind of shots that they played. Plenty of positives for Jason Holder’s side. For Pakistan, still a lot of time in their hands to bounce back from this disastrous outing.
Do join us in our coverage of tomorrow’s double-header, with New Zealand and Australia taking on Sri Lanka and Afghanistan at Cardiff and Bristol respectively.
Most consecutive defeats in completed ODIs for Pakistan:
11 – Jan 2019 – May 2019*
10 – Oct 1987 – Mar 1988
9 – Nov 2009 – Jun 2010
Most consecutive defeats in completed ODIs for Pakistan:
11 – Jan 2019 – May 2019*
10 – Oct 1987 – Mar 1988
9 – Nov 2009 – Jun 2010
Most consecutive defeats in completed ODIs for Pakistan:
11 – Jan 2019 – May 2019*
10 – Oct 1987 – Mar 1988
9 – Nov 2009 – Jun 2010
Most consecutive defeats in completed ODIs for Pakistan:
11 – Jan 2019 – May 2019*
10 – Oct 1987 – Mar 1988
9 – Nov 2009 – Jun 2010
Oshane Thomas is the Man of the Match for his figures of 4/27
Thomas: Great start for me, a youngster coming up. Andre Russell led the way, bowling some aggressive short stuff.I just stepped in and did the same thing. We executed our plans well today. Happy to bowl at anytime of the innings and win games for West Indies.
Oshane Thomas is the Man of the Match for his figures of 4/27
Thomas: Great start for me, a youngster coming up. Andre Russell led the way, bowling some aggressive short stuff.I just stepped in and did the same thing. We executed our plans well today. Happy to bowl at anytime of the innings and win games for West Indies.
Oshane Thomas is the Man of the Match for his figures of 4/27
Thomas: Great start for me, a youngster coming up. Andre Russell led the way, bowling some aggressive short stuff.I just stepped in and did the same thing. We executed our plans well today. Happy to bowl at anytime of the innings and win games for West Indies.
Oshane Thomas is the Man of the Match for his figures of 4/27
Thomas: Great start for me, a youngster coming up. Andre Russell led the way, bowling some aggressive short stuff.I just stepped in and did the same thing. We executed our plans well today. Happy to bowl at anytime of the innings and win games for West Indies.
Largest victories for WI in ODI CWC by balls remaining:
239 v Scotland, Leicester, 1999
236 v Sri Lanka, Manchester, 1975
226 v Bangladesh, Dhaka, 2011
218 v Pakistan, Nottingham, 2019*
177 v Canada, Centurion, 2003
Largest victories for WI in ODI CWC by balls remaining:
239 v Scotland, Leicester, 1999
236 v Sri Lanka, Manchester, 1975
226 v Bangladesh, Dhaka, 2011
218 v Pakistan, Nottingham, 2019*
177 v Canada, Centurion, 2003
Largest victories for WI in ODI CWC by balls remaining:
239 v Scotland, Leicester, 1999
236 v Sri Lanka, Manchester, 1975
226 v Bangladesh, Dhaka, 2011
218 v Pakistan, Nottingham, 2019*
177 v Canada, Centurion, 2003
Largest victories for WI in ODI CWC by balls remaining:
239 v Scotland, Leicester, 1999
236 v Sri Lanka, Manchester, 1975
226 v Bangladesh, Dhaka, 2011
218 v Pakistan, Nottingham, 2019*
177 v Canada, Centurion, 2003
After 13.4 overs,West Indies 108/3 ( Nicholas Pooran 34 , Shimron Hetmyer 7)
A wide and a single at the start of Wahab’s fourth over, before Pooran collects a four and a six off three deliveries to finish the chase off in style for the Windies, who win with more than 36 overs to spare! Disappointing outing for Pakistan today, with Mohammad Amir’s spell being the only positive for them today. Their losing streak now extends to 11!
After 13.4 overs,West Indies 108/3 ( Nicholas Pooran 34 , Shimron Hetmyer 7)
A wide and a single at the start of Wahab’s fourth over, before Pooran collects a four and a six off three deliveries to finish the chase off in style for the Windies, who win with more than 36 overs to spare! Disappointing outing for Pakistan today, with Mohammad Amir’s spell being the only positive for them today. Their losing streak now extends to 11!
After 13.4 overs,West Indies 108/3 ( Nicholas Pooran 34 , Shimron Hetmyer 7)
A wide and a single at the start of Wahab’s fourth over, before Pooran collects a four and a six off three deliveries to finish the chase off in style for the Windies, who win with more than 36 overs to spare! Disappointing outing for Pakistan today, with Mohammad Amir’s spell being the only positive for them today. Their losing streak now extends to 11!
After 13.4 overs,West Indies 108/3 ( Nicholas Pooran 34 , Shimron Hetmyer 7)
A wide and a single at the start of Wahab’s fourth over, before Pooran collects a four and a six off three deliveries to finish the chase off in style for the Windies, who win with more than 36 overs to spare! Disappointing outing for Pakistan today, with Mohammad Amir’s spell being the only positive for them today. Their losing streak now extends to 11!
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