Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan admitted that Pakistan’s chances in the Champions Trophy are slim after their defeat against India. Despite needing favorable results from other matches to stay in contention, Rizwan expressed his dislike for depending on other teams. He defended Pakistan’s decision to field only one specialist spinner, stating that India also had a similar strategy. Rizwan acknowledged the middle-order’s failure to perform, leading to their loss. Despite a promising partnership between Rizwan and Saud Shakeel, Pakistan faltered and were bowled out for 241. Rizwan emphasized the need for better shot selection and handling pressure in crucial moments. Pakistan’s fate now rests on the outcomes of other matches, as they strive to defend their Champions Trophy title.
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