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Pakistan can pull off a shock at this world cup says Waqar Younis

By Cricketnmore Editorial May 30, 2019 • 17:12 PM View: 2697

May 30 (CRICKETNMORE) - It is 27 years since Pakistan won the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup for the first time and this year feels like it did back then. No-one gave us a chance and we arrived as the underdog says Waqar Younis. But momentum came and we won the whole thing, that is the beauty of Pakistan cricket.

I was not part of the team because I was injured just before the World Cup but I remember the team coming home. The whole country was out on the streets, the lights were on and we had a trophy parade.

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