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It would be foolish to write off Pakistan - Waqar Younis

By Cricketnmore Editorial June 01, 2019 • 11:40 AM View: 1969

June 1 (CRICKETNMORE) - You have to remember that this World Cup is a very long tournament. There is a lot of cricket still to be played and it would be foolish to write off this Pakistan side after their defeat to the West Indies.

You have to give credit to the West Indies for the way they used the short ball to pepper the Pakistani batsmen. Andre Russell in particular was outstanding with those first three overs that he bowled at the top of the order.

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