Michael Vaughan Rates Pakistan's T20 World Cup Campaign a Dismal '2 out of 10'

Former England captain Michael Vaughan has taken a dig at Pakistan's disastrous T20 World Cup campaign, rating it a mere "2 out of 10." Pakistan, the runners-up in the previous edition, crashed out of the tournament after losing their opening match to tournament debutants USA and suffering a defeat against arch-rivals India. They managed to register wins against Canada and Ireland, but it was too little too late.

Pakistan's batting woes were evident throughout the tournament, with the team failing to chase down modest targets and struggling to post competitive totals. Captain Babar Azam acknowledged the team's shortcomings, stating, "We couldn't finish off close games, as a team we weren't good as a team."

Despite the batting struggles, Pakistan's bowling unit performed admirably, taking early wickets and restricting opposition batters. However, their efforts were ultimately overshadowed by the team's inability to score runs.

Vaughan's scathing assessment of Pakistan's performance reflects the team's disappointing showing in the tournament. Pakistan's early exit has raised questions about the team's preparation and strategy, and it remains to be seen how they will address these issues ahead of future competitions.

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