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"Do Pakistan Deserve To Be In Super 8?": Shoaib Akhtar's Scathing Attack After T20 World Cup Defeat vs India

Former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar expressed his disappointment after the loss to arch-rivals India in their T20 World Cup fixture on Sunday. Pakistan put on a contrasting show in the batting and bowling department. After bowling India out for 119, Pakistan put on a shocking display with the bat, restricted to 113/7 in 20 overs. Chasing a target of 120, Pakistan were solidly put at 73 for 3 in 12.1 overs, needing run-a-ball 47, but Bumrah turned the game on its head with some sensational bowling. While analysing the match, Akhtar asked the fan's whether Pakistan deserve to qualify for the Super 8 phase or not.

"I know you guys are disappointed. Morale of the whole nation is down at the moment. I had said before the game that personal goals shouldn't really matter. You have to play for each other and for the country. You have to show intent and win game for the team. You shouldn't be worries about the milestones. Disappointing. Do Pakistan really deserve to be in Super 8? God knows. I am leaving this question for you," Akhtar said in a video posted on his social media accounts.

I think I should have a template text "Disappointed & hurt" automatically set to be posted. pic.twitter.com/R9Z0PZTRLv

Speaking on the defeat, Pakistan captain Babar Azam said that the pressure got the better of the players during the middle overs due to fall of too many wickets.

"I think they bowled well after 10 overs. We were chasing 120, we were run a ball for the first 10 overs, but back to back wickets and then [we left too much in the end]. Tactics was simple, play normally, rotate strike, 5-6 an over. But in that period we had too many dot balls, the pressure was on us, and we lost three quick wickets. Can't expect too much from

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