Mudassar Nazar Criticizes Pakistan’s Performance And Babar Azam’s Captaincy in T20 World Cup

Playing Pakistan in the T20 World Cup has been disastrous this year, or rather. Former Pakistan all-rounder Mudassar Nazar didn’t shy away from saying the least after two consecutive losses in the tournament. This followed the match recently played between Pakistan and India at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in Westbury, New York, where Pakistan just lost to India by only six runs.

Given Pakistan’s inability to register victories, especially in deciding matches, such sentiments as captured by Nazar are likely to resonate among fans.

Continued failure to fully extract the implications of dominating strategic positions and the inability of a team to perform to its potential in certain end-of-match situations. Where play is stopped has caused deep concern among fans who are looking for answers to their frustration.

Mudassar Nazar Walks Through Pakistan’s Loss

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Though India has been bowled out for a small total of 119 runs in 19 overs, Pakistan also failed to perform well, scoring only 113 for 7 in 20 overs. To this end, Mudassar Nazar has said that despite outplaying the Pakistan cricket team in all three departments. It was purely the art of bounce-back ability and bowling skills that turned the match in India’s favor.

Especially with Jasprit Bumrah taking out Mohammad Rizwan, the top scorer, who was instrumental in taking the Pakistani team to a position where they were dominating the cricket match for a while.

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Compliments made on Indian bowling and captaincy

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Mudassar Nazar also appreciated the bowling performance of Bumrah while also appreciating Rohit Sharma’s captaincy in choosing the right bowlers to bowl at that stage of the match.

Mudassar Nazar came down heavily on the Pakistan team, citing their poor show against minnows such as the USA and pointing out that they were being harassed by teams they were supposed to pile pressure on. This he attributed to the weakness in Pakistan’s batting team, especially when it comes to facing tremendous pressure, and noted the team’s over-reliance on “pseudo-all-rounders. “

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Reflection on Team Management and Coaching

Nazar criticized the team’s selection and the coaching staff’s inability to make effective decisions during crucial sections. He expressed doubts about the communication from newly appointed Indian coach Gary Kirsten about the best-playing eleven for the team. Further expressed disdain over the management of key batting spots at the appropriate times in a match.

Mudassar Nazar’s comments are also in rage with his apprehensions about Pakistan’s performance in the T20 World Cup. He has also emphasized that changes are required in the selection of players and batting approach.