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World Cup 2023 Points Table: What Pakistan's Huge Win vs Bangladesh Means For Their Semi-finals Dream

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World Cup 2023 Points Table: The Babar Azam-led Pakistan cricket team finally returned to winning ways after four straight defeats at the Cricket World Cup to keep their semi-final hopes alive.

Facing a must-win situation against Bangladesh in a Cricket World Cup match in Kolkata on Tuesday, Pakistan dominated in both the batting and bowling departments to notch a comfortable seven-wicket win.

This was Pakistan cricket team's third win in seven matches and they are placed fifth in the points table. Bangladesh are out of semi-final race. (World Cup 2023 points table) The first four teams in the Cricket World Cup points table are - India (12 points, 6 games, NRR +1.405), South Africa (10 points, 6 games, NRR +2.032), New Zealand (8 points, 6 games, NRR +1.232) and Australia (8 points, 6 games, +0.970).

The fifth-placed Pakistan cricket team has six points from seven games (NRR -0.024). Pakistan's remaining matches are against New Zealand and England.

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