POST MORTEM OF PAKISTAN CRICKET TEAM: 6 REASONS WHY THEY FAILED IN ICC WORLD CUP 2023

Pakistan also finished their 2023 World Cup journey with a shambolic defeat to fellow strugglers England. The Pakistani side finished fifth for the second consecutive World Cup, and somewhere one feels stuck in a cycle. Pakistan bowling coach.

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Pakistan were thought to be the dark horse of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, and with Babar Azam leading from the front, one felt they would have a valid shout to squeeze through to the semis. However, issues on and off the field saw the Men in Green leave it too late, and depending on other teams for results is never a grid idea, and hopefully, players will learn. At the 2023 World Cup, Pakistan began with two wins, which was seen as a significant boost in self-confidence. Beating Sri Lanka in a record chase was a massive achievement. However, Babar’s men lost steam quickly, losing four consecutive matches for the first time in their World Cup history.

Pakistan also finished their 2023 World Cup journey with a shambolic defeat to fellow strugglers England. The Pakistani side finished fifth for the second consecutive World Cup, and somewhere one feels stuck in a cycle. Pakistan bowling coach Morne Morkel has resigned from his post. Babar Azam has left the captaincy, with Shan Masood getting the captain's armband in Test cricket while Shaheen Afridi getting the nod in T20Is. Here, we present six major reasons why Pakistan failed in the ICC World Cup 2023.

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