Pakistan survive Ireland scare, win by 3 wickets in their last league match

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Despite going through a difficult 107-run chase, Babar’s resilient efficiency ensured that the 2009 champions prevented any additional upsets.

Babar Azam’s unbeaten 21 runs proved to be the saving grace for Pakistan as they concluded their disappointing T20 World Cup marketing campaign with a hard-fought 3-wicket victory over Ireland in Florida on Sunday. Despite going through a difficult 107-run chase, Babar’s resilient efficiency ensured that the 2009 champions prevented any additional upsets.

In the sooner levels of the match, Shaheen Afridi and Imad Wasim showcased their bowling prowess by every claiming three wickets, limiting Ireland to a complete of 106 for 9 after being requested to bat first. Imad completed with figures of 3 for 8, whereas Shaheen’s spectacular bowling show resulted in figures of 3 for 22. Mohammad Amir additionally contributed with two wickets, whereas Haris Rauf chipped in with one wicket.

Overall, Pakistan’s victory was a testomony to their willpower and talent, as they managed to salvage some delight in what had been a difficult event for them.