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The former England player and prominent commentator David "Bumble" Lloyd and Saj Sadiq delve into the ongoing T20 World Cup, the current state of Pakistan cricket, and how the team can regroup before facing India.
By Saj Sadiq(08-06-2024)
Pakistan has only won 5 out of their last 15 T20I matches.
Among these, two victories were against a depleted New Zealand side, and two against Ireland. Following their surprising loss to the USA in the opening game of the T20 World Cup, many are questioning whether Pakistan can still be considered a top cricketing side.
Watch the full interview to hear their insights:
00:14 - Introduction
01:47 - On the T20 World Cup
04:31 - Which teams have impressed him?
06:03 - On the development of cricket in the USA
07:20 - On Pakistan’s loss to the USA
10:33 - How does a team regroup after such a loss?
12:42 - Outro