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CWC 19: Pakistan all out at 105

CWC 19: Pakistan all out at 105
Pakistan got off to a disappointing start of their Cricket World Cup 2019 campaign, losing all 10 of their wickets before the end of the 22nd over and putting just 105 runs on the scoreboard at high-scoring Trent Bridge, Nottingham on Friday.

The green shirts lost their fourth wicket at start of the 14th over, when Babar Azam was caught out after scoring 22 runs. Wickets then fell in succession, with captain Sarfaraz Ahmed, Imad Wasim, Shadab Khan, Hasan Ali and Mohammad Hafeez all going back to the pavilion.

Wahab Riaz's 11-ball 18 runs could not do much to salvage his side's score and he was bowled out on the fourth ball of the 22nd over.

At the end of 10 overs, Pakistan put 45 runs on the scoreboard for the loss of three wickets.

Andre Russell took the wickets of Haris Sohail and Fakhar Zaman while Sheldon Cottrell picked up the wicket of opener Imamul Haq.



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