mominsaigol
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An interesting metric: The last time Pakistan reached a final or any knockout stage in an ICC event was during the 2021 and 2022 T20 World Cups.
Since 2022, Pakistan has participated in three ICC tournaments, playing a total of 14 matches, including two warm-up games against Australia and New Zealand in 2023. Additionally, two of their matches—against Ireland and Bangladesh—were washed out.
During this period, Pakistan has only managed to secure wins against Sri Lanka, the Netherlands, New Zealand (via DRS), Bangladesh, and Canada.
Apart from these, they have lost all their other matches, including warm-up games.
This results in a total of just four full wins and one DRS-assisted victory in 14 matches, translating to a win percentage between 28% and 35%, depending on whether the New Zealand win is considered legitimate.
Moreover, Pakistan has failed to defeat a single SENA (South Africa, England, New Zealand, Australia) side or India during this time, except for the controversial DRS win against New Zealand.
This is arguably Pakistan's worst-ever era in ICC tournaments. While the 2007 World Cup and the 2013 Champions Trophy were disappointing, those were isolated instances. Despite not winning many ICC events historically, Pakistan has never performed this poorly over an extended period.
Since 2022, Pakistan has participated in three ICC tournaments, playing a total of 14 matches, including two warm-up games against Australia and New Zealand in 2023. Additionally, two of their matches—against Ireland and Bangladesh—were washed out.
During this period, Pakistan has only managed to secure wins against Sri Lanka, the Netherlands, New Zealand (via DRS), Bangladesh, and Canada.
Apart from these, they have lost all their other matches, including warm-up games.
This results in a total of just four full wins and one DRS-assisted victory in 14 matches, translating to a win percentage between 28% and 35%, depending on whether the New Zealand win is considered legitimate.
Moreover, Pakistan has failed to defeat a single SENA (South Africa, England, New Zealand, Australia) side or India during this time, except for the controversial DRS win against New Zealand.
This is arguably Pakistan's worst-ever era in ICC tournaments. While the 2007 World Cup and the 2013 Champions Trophy were disappointing, those were isolated instances. Despite not winning many ICC events historically, Pakistan has never performed this poorly over an extended period.