Pakistan's disappointing performance at the T20 World Cup 2024 has raised concerns about the team's unity and integrity. However, Test captain Shan Masood has dismissed allegations of match-fixing, emphasizing the players' commitment to winning matches for Pakistan.
Masood acknowledged the team's struggles at the World Cup but stressed the need to move forward. He expressed confidence in the players' integrity, stating that he cannot question their intentions.
The Test captain also hailed Arshad Nadeem's historic Olympic gold medal, calling him a "national hero." Masood suggested that Nadeem's achievement serves as an inspiration for the team to strive for greater glory.
Despite their World Cup setback, Pakistan remains in contention for a spot in the World Test Championship final. With two wins from five Tests, they have a point percentage of 36.66%. If they win all their remaining matches, they will end up with a point percentage of 77.38% and secure a place in the final.
Pakistan's upcoming schedule includes home series against Bangladesh, England, and West Indies, as well as a tour of South Africa. These matches provide an opportunity for the team to improve their ranking and qualify for the WTC final.
Masood's comments and the team's upcoming fixtures highlight the importance of unity and determination as Pakistan aims to regain its status as a top cricketing nation.
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